About the Role
We are seeking Full Time Speech Pathologists to join our multi-discipline team. New graduates are encouraged to apply, and part-time enquiries will be considered.
What We Offer:
* A collaborative approach to goal setting and therapy
* Fostering a sense of inclusion and belonging in daily life
* Holistic and client-centered view
* Neurodiversity affirming supports
Key Responsibilities:
* Provide quality family-centered Speech Pathology assessment, intervention, and support to children with developmental delays or disabilities.
* Complete professional written documentation for intervention and support.
* Provide timely consultancy support to collaborative team members, families, and other agencies.
* Liaise with families, primary contacts, and other stakeholders regarding the child's goals and how Speech Pathology intervention will work towards these goals.
* Complete paperwork for funding bodies in a timely manner.
* Collaborate with clients, families, group homes, client support networks, schools, and interdisciplinary disability-related health teams working within the person-centered practice paradigm, considering the individual's needs, abilities, preferences, choices, and aspirations.
* Maintain the highest standards of clinical care by participating in continuing education to update skills and knowledge specific to expertise.
* Maintain professional knowledge and procedures required by funding bodies – NDIS/Medicare.
* Achieve billable targets.
About You
We're seeking individuals who can work independently with regular support while also thriving in a team environment. Ideal candidates will have strong communication skills, a professional work ethic, and a commitment to evidence-based practice. While we understand that time management and organizational skills will develop with experience and guidance, those who have already mastered and can demonstrate these abilities will have an advantage.
Essential Criteria:
* Bachelor of Speech Pathology (or equivalent)
* CPSP status with Speech Pathology Australia (provisional and full CPSP status are both accepted)
* NDIS Worker Orientation module completion certificate
* Eligibility for Speech Pathology Australia membership
* Current Working with Children check
* NDIS worker screening check
* Current NSW Driver's licence and reliable comprehensively insured car that can be used for home, centre, and school visits
* Current first aid certificate (including CPR)
How to Apply
To apply for this exciting role, please submit your resume and cover letter as soon as possible. Applications are assessed on a rolling basis. Applications must be submitted via Seek or our website to be considered.