Speech Pathologist

Are you a Speech Pathologist looking to join a small, sought after team? We value teamwork, clinical growth and believe that you can make a real difference to a client’s future.

• Continue to grow as a speech pathologist
• Contribute your valuable experience and share clinical knowledge among our team of dedicated speech pathologists
• Enjoy a small, supportive team environment
• Position is full-time but negotiable for the right candidate. Hours & days are flexible
• Remuneration is well above industry standards and will be negotiated based on experience
• Position is available for immediate start but negotiable for the right candidate.

We want to foster your growth as a Speech Pathologist

We believe that you never stop learning, no matter how long you have been a Speechie!

Your ongoing growth is highly valued. We foster learning through weekly supervision, case discussions, team meetings as well as a yearly $1000 budget/staff member for external Professional Development.

Your clinical expertise will help to guide and develop the clinical skills of junior speech pathologists.

Responsibilities

• Formally assess, plan and provide intervention for clients with a range of support needs across the generalist caseload including speech, language, literacy, fluency, neurodiversity, disability and orofacial myology
• Provide services within the clinic setting, preschools, schools and homes
• General administrative duties including management of timetable, report writing, clinical notes
• Use multiple softwares in your daily processes. Full training provided
• Senior speech pathologists will support junior team members
• Complete professional development in a range of areas (budget provided).

Benefits and perks

• Be part of a small but friendly, dedicated team
• Above award pay rate
• 1:1 weekly supervision
• Ongoing commitment to professional development
• Benefit from the strong relationships established within the local community.

Skills and experience

Essential (must have) criteria:

• Playful approach to therapy
• Willingness to learn and to ask questions!
• Speech pathology degree 
• Eligibility for Speech Pathology Australia membership with CPSP
• Working with Children’s Check
• Access to own vehicle and current driver’s licence
• Strong verbal and written communication skills
• Ability to build rapport with clients and families.

Desired (would be great) criteria:

• 5-10 years as a speech pathologist
• Experience administering standardised assessments including CELF-5, CELF-P2 and Literacy assessments
• Experience or interest in providing literacy intervention
• Experience or interest in working with neurodiverse clients and those with learning differences
• Available for immediate start. 

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