BG Speech Pathology

04/09/2026

An interesting article on selective mutism and the importance of understanding that a child’s silence is not a choice, but often a response to anxiety.

Every family arrives at this question the same way. Someone has finally named what is happening, the relief lasts about an hour, and then the real question surfaces: what do we actually do, and will it work? The honest answer involves better odds than most parents expect and a longer road than anyon...

31/08/2026

Promoting Literacy in Early Childhood

Helping children learn to read can feel overwhelming, especially with so much conflicting advice online. The good news is that early literacy doesn't have to involve complicated programs or hours of structured lessons.

29/08/2026

Possibility to thrive -
Speech pathologists support wellbeing by strengthening communication and swallowing outcomes that contribute to quality of life.

28/08/2026

Possibility to participate -
Speech pathologists support participation across health, education, work and community settings.

27/08/2026

26/08/2026

Possibility to belong -
Speech pathologists support inclusion by helping reduce communication barriers and improve access to everyday participation.

25/08/2026

Alex has always had plenty to say, but Childhood Apraxia of Speech ...

25/08/2026

Possibility to grow -
Speech pathologists support growth by helping people develop communication skills that build confidence and independence over time.

24/08/2026

This week is Speech Pathology Week. This year’s theme, Communication creates possibility, reflects what speech pathologists see every day in practice. When communication and swallowing needs are supported, people have more opportunities to connect, learn, make choices, participate and thrive.

Speech Pathology Week recognises the value and impact of speech pathology across Australia. In 2026, we’re highlighting how the right support can create opportunities for people to connect, learn, make choices, participate and thrive.

04/08/2026

Receptionist / Administration Officer

BG Speech Pathology has an exciting opportunity for a friendly and organised Receptionist/Administration Officer to join our busy and supportive team from September.

We are seeking someone to work part-time or full-time, with job share considered for the right applicants.

About the role

Hours generally 8:30 am – 5:00 pm, with flexibility available.
Opportunity to work from home at times.
Award wages.

As the first point of contact for our clients and families, you will play an important role in keeping our practice running smoothly.

Key responsibilities include:

Scheduling and managing appointments.
Liaising with families, schools and other organisations regarding appointments.
Assisting the bookkeeper with account information.
General administrative and reception duties.
Providing friendly and professional customer service.

About us
BG Speech Pathology is a busy, family-centred clinic with a team of three Speech Pathologists and several Allied Health Assistants dedicated to providing high-quality services to children and families.

Skills and experience
Experience with some/all of the following is desirable, but not essential:

Cliniko
Xero
Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Word
Email and general computer skills

We are looking for someone who is organised, reliable, has excellent communication skills, and enjoys working as part of a supportive team.

For a position description or to discuss the role further, please contact [email protected].

We look forward to hearing from you!