Speech Pathologist, Toowoomba (Full Time or Part Time)

At AEIOU, we believe in supporting our people both personally and professionally. As a member of our team, you will benefit from a holistic employment package, including :

• Full time or Part time opportunities available : Flexible hours, Hybrid working, and school-based hours available.
• Competitive remuneration that recognises your experience, including annual salary increases and anniversary bonuses .
• Access to generous Not-for-Profit salary packaging benefits—up to $15,600 tax-free + $2,650 for meals and entertainment annually.
• Five (5) weeks annual leave (pro-rata) , paid end-of-year leave, plus the option to purchase additional leave to support your work-life balance.
• Strong investment in your professional development , Clinical Supervision provided, paid study leave , dedicated professional development days, internal training programs, and access to expert guidance through our Clinical Therapy Team .
• Be part of a collaborative, inclusive team culture , where your contributions are valued, and our shared values create a positive and meaningful work environment.
• Most importantly, make a tangible difference in the lives of young children with autism—supporting their growth, communication, and overall quality of life.

Lead with Purpose. Change Lives with AEIOU.

Join AEIOU and become part of a community passionate about creating brighter futures. This is more than a professional role—it’s a career-defining opportunity to lead with heart, purpose, and impact and specialise in early intervention with neurodivergent children.

At AEIOU Foundation , our mission is simple yet powerful : to deliver life-changing early intervention for young children with autism. What sets us apart is how we bring this mission to life—through evidence-based practices , personalised support, and a deeply committed team.

Working within a team of therapy professionals, and supported by strong organisational frameworks and clinical supervision, AEIOU is recognised as a leader in early intervention for young children with autism and neurodivergence.

We maintain tailored caseloads to ensure every child receives the individualised attention they need to thrive. This allows our teams to build strong, trusting relationships, respond to each child’s unique developmental needs, and create more meaningful learning opportunities. For children with autism, this tailored approach is vital—it supports communication, engagement, and long-term progress, while also creating a calmer, safer environment for children and staff alike.

Our service is family-focused , empowering caregivers with education, resources, and connection through structured parent training and engagement sessions. AEIOU’s model is built on a foundation of respect, collaboration, and evidence-based research , ensuring that children and their families receive the highest standard of care and support.

Our Speech Pathologists

Whether you're an experienced Speech Pathologist or a recent graduate, AEIOU offers a range of opportunities tailored to your skills and career goals. We are looking for Speech Pathologists who are eager to grow and develop their expertise in our specialised area—supporting children with autism.

For New Graduates : This is an excellent opportunity to launch your career in a supportive, growth-focused environment. AEIOU provides a structured professional development and supervision framework designed specifically for early-career professionals. You’ll work within a values-driven, collaborative team committed to helping you thrive.

For Experienced Professionals : AEIOU supports your continued professional development through advanced training and the opportunity to share and expand your subject matter expertise. As a senior Speech Pathologist, you may take on responsibilities such as mentoring and supervising education and operational staff, engaging with our community programs, or advancing into leadership roles like Program Coordinator or Clinical Services Manager.

We recognise your experience with competitive, tiered remuneration and flexible role options that may include a mix of centre-based work, community engagement, and contributions to internal and external training and education initiatives.

Who we are looking for :

We are looking for team members who bring not just expertise, but heart. If you are compassionate, patient, and driven by the desire to empower others, this is your opportunity to truly make an impact.

You’ll thrive in this role if you're a clear communicator, a thoughtful listener, and someone who approaches each day with curiosity and care. Your resilience, creativity, and sense of purpose will help shape meaningful change in the lives of individuals and their families. Most of all, you bring integrity, empathy, and a collaborative spirit that makes every interaction count.

The essentials : Bachelor and / or master’s degree in Speech Pathology (or relevant) and accreditation with Speech Pathology Australia.

Apply Today!

Speak to us today, about what your AEIOU experience can look like.

Please submit your application online via SEEK or our Careers Page by submitting your resume and cover letter detailing your goals and suitability to this position.

Should you have questions, please reach out to careers@aeiou.org.au and we would be happy to speak with you. Application review and interviews will progress ongoing, so please don't delay your enquiry.

At AEIOU, everyone is welcome and encouraged to apply . We are committed to building a workplace that reflects the diversity of the communities we serve. We value diverse thinking, cultures, perspectives, backgrounds, and abilities , and we actively foster an inclusive environment where every team member feels respected, supported, and empowered to contribute. Your unique experiences and voice matter here—and they make our service stronger.