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Speech & Language Therapy Recruitment (SLT)

Sugarman Group International’s specialists Speech & Language Team (SLT) are experts in the recruitment and support of Speech & Language Therapy professionals.

Located in the heart of Sydney we are one of Australia’s most respected medical recruitment organisations. Our unique combination of clinical expertise and sector leading reputation amongst our Australian and International clients enable us to swiftly provide your next ideal opportunity.

Sugarman Group International seeks to support and partner all grades and disciplines of Speech & Language Therapy professionals. Our clients combine to form one of the most exciting opportunity portfolios, spanning:

  • State Clients
  • Private Organisations
  • Educational Institutions
  • International Opportunities
  • Locum Opportunities
  • Permanent Opportunities

Speech & Language Professionals (SLT) choosing to partner with Sugarman Group International will be supported by a specific specialist recruitment professional who is an expert within Speech & Language Therapy. Having listened & understood how you wish to be supported, we will match you to all suitable existing opportunities. Additionally, we will proactively represent you to our clients to uncover fresh unique opportunities specifically for you.

Sugarman Group International seeks to provide the very highest Levels of service & professionalism to both Clients & Candidates - we look forward to demonstrating our service to you.








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