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Paediatric Speech Pathologist

Role Description:

This can be a part-time flexible role or a full-time role for a Paediatric Speech Pathologist. The role is located in Narre Warren, Victoria with opportunity for some off site work ( working from home or in schools). The Paediatric Speech Pathologist will be responsible for conducting individualised assessment and evidence-based intervention to support children with communication difficulties and their families. The Paediatric Speech Pathologist will also work collaboratively with other therapists and healthcare professionals to provide a holistic approach to support children with communication difficulties.

All levels of experience are encouraged to apply as we are a growing clinic looking to expand substantially. We also offer a graduate program to ease new graduates into the clinic.

Prerequisites:

• A Bachelor's degree or higher in Speech Pathology

• Membership with Speech Pathology Australia

• Eligibility for enrolment in the SPA self-regulation program to become a Certified Practising Speech Pathologist (CPSP)

• Effective communication and interpersonal skills with children, their families and other relevant healthcare professionals

• Proficient organisational and computer skills.

• A flexible approach to responsibilities of this significant role.

• Current Working with Children Check and Police Check

• A current drivers license.

• Eligibility for Medicare provider status

Desirable experience:

• Experience working with children with communication difficulties and their families

• Demonstrated proficiency in administering and interpreting standardised assessments (e.g., CELF-5, PLS-5, etc.)

• Demonstrated ability to develop and implement collaborative treatment plans

• An interest working with preschool and school age children.

• An interest in supporting children on the Autism Spectrum and other developmental delays.

The successful candidate will be expected to:

• Assess and diagnose clients with a range of communication disorders, including developmental delays.

• Treat and manage a caseload effectively and ethically.

• Work in the clinic and may outsource to schools/preschools

• Review clients as necessary based on individual needs.

• Write reports in relation to assessments, NDIS and Medicare requirements.

• Adopt a multidisciplinary approach in treating clients by working with teachers, psychologists and other health care professionals to achieve the best outcomes for clients and their families.

• Participate in team meetings as required and be willing to be part of a team.

• Conduct telehealth consultations via Covid videoconferencing platform.

This can be a part time or full time position.