New Graduate or Early career Speech Pathologist

Position: Full time / part time new graduate position (1 position available)

FTE: 0.8 – 1.0 FTE  –  Flexible work arrangements can be negotiated (varied start times) 

Classification: Health Professional and Support Services Award ( wages based on Allied Health Professional stream – above award rates) 

About the role:

We have one new graduate or early career speech pathologist position in the KSSP team and currently have 1 position available.  We are passionate about providing a safe, positive and supportive environment to develop your career – we put people and clients before profits!

In our team you will have the following opportunities and support to develop your career and feel confident in your evolving clinical skills: 

•  A salaried position with attractive remuneration packages (above award rates) including; salary, superannuation, leave entitlements, paid travel, and TOIL. 
• You will be supported with a comprehensive 12-month new graduate or early carers speech pathologist program. 
• You will never see more than four clients in a day (averaged over a fortnight period) for the first 12 months of your career. 
• Access to an experienced speech pathology team with collectively 50 years of experience. 
• Weekly supervision sessions. 
• Work shadow opportunities – spend a whole day every fortnight for your first six months observing an experienced speech pathologist in their role
• Annual allowance of $2,000 towards access to professional development. 
• Paid attendance for mandatory trainings such as First Aid, Child Safe Environments, Trauma-Informed Practice etc. 
• Attendance at termly whole team meetings with embedded professional development. 
• Access to a huge library of resources as well as Allied Health Assistant and administration supports. 
•  Access to beautiful well-resourced clinic spaces ensuring a pleasant working environment. 
• Great work/life balance with flexible working arrangement opportunities.
• Access to a work place with a different view of private practice services – we are engaged in a range of community projects to extend speech pathology services well beyond the clinic door. 

Applicant requirements:

Bachelor of Speech Pathology qualification (pending graduation).

Driver’s licence.

Current WWCC and Child safe training is preferred.

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