Speech Pathologist - Bundoora/Bayswater

• Excellent salary: $85,000 - $105,000 + Super & Salary Packaging
• Meal and Entertainment Expenses: $2,650
• Motor Vehicle Allowance or travel reimbursement
• Flexible Working Arrangements
• Fitness Passport - Avail of subsidised gym memberships
• Opportunity for internal and external Professional Development
• Discounted Health Insurance
• Laptop provided
• Established Training Programme
• Multi-disciplinary team

The role:

In the role of Speech Pathologist, you are vital to delivering compassionate and flexible family-centered services for both children and adults with disabilities. Working within the framework of a multidisciplinary team, your primary focus includes assessing communication needs, fostering professional relationships with families, and providing essential support for informed decision-making. Our client stands as a trailblazer in supporting over 5000 individuals with disabilities across the east coast of Australia. As a Speech Pathologist, you embody the BRAVE behaviors of being bold, respectful, authentic, valuing teamwork, and striving for excellence.

Your daily responsibilities span the development of individualized service plans, collaboration with a diverse team, and ensuring successful integration of individuals into existing programs. Challenges, such as balancing administrative tasks, professional development, and client workload, are met with a bold and innovative approach. Opportunities for growth include contributing to training and workshops for various stakeholders, reflecting our commitment to continuous improvement and community education.

As a decision-maker within your defined scope, you hold authority over day-to-day work-related issues, reinforcing our commitment to efficient and effective practices. Extensive communication both internally, with diverse departments for program deliverables, and externally, engaging with parents, visitors, and government agencies, characterizes your role. By staying abreast of relevant policies and practices, you actively contribute to enhancing the standard of speech pathology services provided to people with disabilities. Join us in a role that blends technical expertise with a compassionate heart, dedicated to supporting individuals in living the lives they choose.

• Minimum Bachelor degree in Speech Pathology
• Registration with SPA
• Experience in family practice and child development
• Ability to work independently and within a team environment
• Current Police Check, NDIS Workers Screening Check and Working with Children Check
• Driving License