Early Career Speech Pathologist

Jumpstart Your Career in Speech Pathology

As an Early Career Speech Pathologist at Speech & Language Support Services, you’ll be part of a dynamic and supportive team dedicated to helping you thrive. You’ll have the chance to develop your skills in a nurturing environment, guided by experienced speech pathologists. We believe in supporting your growth every step of the way, ensuring you achieve outstanding outcomes without sacrificing work-life balance.

Your Role:

• Supportive Environment: Join a nurturing space where you can develop your craft with guidance from highly experienced speech pathologists. Here, you’ll learn through joint sessions, collaborative planning, and hands-on problem-solving.
• Team Collaboration: You won’t be doing speech therapy on your own. Our supportive team will work alongside you, ensuring you have the mentorship and support you need to grow.
• Skill Development: This is a safe place to develop your skills, make mistakes, and learn. We believe in learning by doing, with continuous feedback and encouragement.
• Resource Utilisation: Access a wide range of therapy resources, ensuring every session is equipped for success. Benefit from the collective knowledge and tools of a seasoned team.
• Continuous Learning: Participate in structured training programs, mentoring sessions, and joint sessions with senior therapists to foster your professional growth and confidence.

As an Early Career Speech Pathologist, you will:

• Perform comprehensive assessments of clients’ communication abilities, including speech, language, literacy, fluency and feeding.
• Diagnose and treat various communication and feeding difficulties.
• Develop and implement individualised therapy plans for clients.
• Provide a full range of speech pathology services, including therapy sessions and language stimulation activities.
• Educate clients and their families on communication techniques and preventive measures.
• Collaborate with our team of allied health assistants, speech pathologists, support staff, and other specialists.

Requirements:

• Degree in Speech Pathology
• Registration with Speech Pathology Australia
• A Working with Children Check (blue card)

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