Speech Pathologists

Role Summary

Our Speech Pathologists work collaboratively with clients and stakeholders to conduct a variety of speech/language assessments and interventions that are in keeping with best practice standards. They apply a specialist level of understanding towards the effects and impacts of speech, language, communication and the social use of language.

Responsibilities and Duties

• Delivering high-quality, person-centered speech therapy, a mix of clinic based and seeing clients within 30 minutes of your base office
• Managing a client list of children and/or adults  depending on your preference
• Working collaboratively with the broader allied health team to provide a range of Speech Pathology services, set goals and develop comprehensive therapy plans
• Ensuring that all support is provided within the NDIS framework and funding budgets

This role is being hired on either a permanent part-time or full-time basis, tell us what you're looking for!

Skills, Attributes and Experience

Our ideal Speech Pathologist candidates pride themselves on their ability to build and deliver person-centered therapies that value the choice of the client. They will have the people skills to build and maintain meaningful, lasting relationships with their clients. They will also demonstrate a commitment to being a productive and positive team member of the broader allied health team. 

As well as the above skills, the key requirements include:

• Minimum 12 months of experience is essential 
• Tertiary qualifications in Speech Pathology
• A member of the SPA with certified practicing status
• Possess or willing to obtain both an NDIS Worker Screening Check and a WA Working with Children Check
• A valid driver's licence and a reliable vehicle