• Generous salary packaging benefits available
• Primarily based at our Wallan and Broadford offices

Delivering adult speech pathology services while supporting rural access, workforce development and quality care.

Supporting health equity across rural and regional communities by improving access to essential services for people facing geographical, socioeconomic, cultural, and other barriers to care. Deliver high-quality speech pathology assessment and intervention for adults with acute and chronic conditions, while contributing to clinical supervision, student development, Allied Health Assistant support, and ongoing service improvement initiatives.

Omnia Community Health was established through the merger in January 2026 of Sunbury and Cobaw Community Health and Nexus Primary Health. Bringing together the deep community connections, shared values and specialist expertise of both organisations, Omnia builds on more than 50 years of experience delivering health and wellbeing services within the not-for-profit sector.

We offer a broad range of services across the lifespan including general practice, allied health, disability support, mental health, early childhood, family services, aged care and community wellbeing. These services are delivered from our sites in Broadford, Kinglake, Kyneton, Romsey, Seymour, Sunbury and Wallan, with additional outreach across surrounding communities.

We are committed to enhancing access to safe, high-quality, and sustainable health and community services across the Hume, Macedon Ranges, Mitchell, Murrindindi and Strathbogie local government areas.

The role provides high-quality speech pathology assessment, intervention, and education services to adults from diverse backgrounds through a range of delivery methods, including center-based appointments, telehealth, home visits, and community-based services. Working with clients funded through CHSP, HACC, NDIS, and Home Care Packages, you will support individuals with a variety of communication, swallowing, neurological, and degenerative conditions, including conducting mealtime assessments and developing tailored management strategies. You will play a key role in coordinating client care through collaboration with families, carers, healthcare providers, and community supports, while preparing clinical reports and recommendations as required.

As a Grade 2 Speech Pathologist, you will provide assessment and intervention services to adults with diverse and often complex clinical presentations. You will play a key role in supervising junior clinicians and students, fostering multidisciplinary partnerships, and driving continuous improvement and innovation across the service.

• Have a minimum of 3 years of experience working as an accredited Speech Pathologist.
• Can demonstrate your experience, knowledge and skills in managing acute and chronic conditions.
• Can deliver integrated, person-centered care within a multidisciplinary health setting.
• Have a Bachelor of Speech Pathology or Bachelor of Applied Science in Speech Pathology and have a current registration with Speech Pathology Australia (SPA).
• Hold a current First Aid and CPR certificate.
• Hold a current NDIS worker Screening, Working with Children's Check and a Victorian Drivers Licence or are willing to obtain one.

Our benefits enhance everyday wellbeing and encourage you to take time to make a difference in the community:

• Generous salary packaging and flexible working arrangements. In addition to your salary and superannuation, you'll also receive 17.5% leave loading and access to the full $15,900 salary packaging benefits plus up to $2,650 meals and entertainment packaging benefits.
• Supervision embedded and valued within the team and support with your professional development.
• The option to access purchased leave.
• Free professional counselling from our world class employee assistance program.
• Access to the Fitness Passport program (subsidised access to selected gyms across Victoria) and Flare employe benefits
• Organisational-led employee wellbeing initiatives such as virtual challenges and all-staff development day.

As an employer, we are all about building a diverse and inclusive team where everyone feels welcome. We will best serve our local community if we are representative, which is why we encourage applications from people of all backgrounds, identities, abilities and experiences. If there is anything we can do to make the recruitment process more accessible for you, just let us know at

Omnia Community Health in Victoria is seeking a Grade 2 Speech Pathologist to deliver high-quality assessments and interventions for adults from diverse backgrounds. The role covers centre-based appointments, telehealth, home visits and community services, supporting clients funded through CHSP, HACC, NDIS and Home Care Packages while collaborating with families and health professionals.

You will supervise junior clinicians and students, contribute to service improvement, and help meet health