Speech Pathologist Parramatta

• Highly competitive above-average industry pay rates with bonuses.
• A range of bonuses including a substantial CPD allowance and postgraduate learning opportunities.
• Flexible working arrangements.
• Weekly individual mentoring with a leader in your discipline and monthly group mentoring with experts in Early Intervention.
• Career ladder opportunities.
• 100-day onboarding/training program.
• In-house professional development training platform.
• Uniform provided.
• Company car for school visits.
• Ongoing professional development, training, and education opportunities.
• Operational support to focus on delivering top-notch intervention.
• Free coffee!
• In-house exercise program.
• Yearly conference/retreat!

This exciting business provides Early Intervention services to children with Autism, ADHD, and Developmental Delays, focusing primarily on DIR Floortime and a Sensory Integrative approach. They have a special interest in supporting Neurodivergent presentations in a neuroaffirming way.

The clinic provides a creative, fun, innovative, and inclusive environment that supports children with developmental challenges and their families. Emphasizing the importance of parent-child attachment, the clinic nurtures this bond through parent coaching and direct play with children. The team is passionate about making a difference in lives!

With a close-knit team of 16 clinicians and support staff, the clinic places a strong focus on well-being, mental health, and work/life balance. Clinicians are ensured ample time to complete documentation within working hours, making each team member feel like part of the family rather than just a number.

Requirements:

• Demonstrate a commitment to teamwork and excellent communication and interpersonal skills when working with families, children, and team members.
• Embed the clinic’s philosophy into daily practice, empowering parents to interact with their children through play.
• Promote excellence and cater to the needs of children and parents, providing both challenges and support.
• Develop inclusive and engaging play opportunities for each child to achieve individual goals and outcomes.
• Participate in clinic-based sessions, school-based interventions, parent coaching, and peer group intervention sessions.
• Be passionate about professional development with a drive to continually learn more about the important work they do.

• A Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree with full membership to SPA.
• Current First Aid, CPR, and Anaphylaxis Training.
• Experience working with a range of Neurodivergent diagnoses.
• High energy, willingness to continually learn, and a love for having fun with kids!
• Excellent time management skills.
• WWCC, Police Check, and NDIS Worker Clearance required.
• Current drivers license preferred.