Speech Pathologist (Paedatric)

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Detail information about job Speech Pathologist (Paedatric). Terms and conditions vacancy

Speech Pathologist

• Grade 1 or Grade 2 Speech Pathologist position available
• Paediatric Speech Pathologist
• Based in a family, pre-school, community setting
• Excellent remuneration
• Permanent, Full-Time

An excellent opportunity to join the ECEI team will build and work collaboratively with existing specialist and universal services within a childs local community to maximise opportunities for inclusion and participation for the child and family. A focus of this approach is to ensure that the children receive the supports required according to their individual need.

As a member of a transdisciplinary team the incumbent will be integral to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) Early Childhood Early Intervention ECEI

Role Responsibilities:

• Providing family centred support
• Complete trans-disciplinary assessments including developmental screening and assessments required by the NDIS.
• Complete discipline specific developmental assessments
• Develop goals and plans with every client inclusive of other team members involved in the care and management of that client in accordance with the (NDIS) and (ECEI) approach
• Plan and deliver initial supports to families including individual therapy and group based therapy programs
• Facilitate community connections
• Provide support to families via family capacity building

Key Objectives, Duties and Responsibilities:

• Provide care when and where it best meets the client's needs including on site, at home and in the community.
• Be responsible for assessment, planning and delivery of paediatric Physiotherapy
• Deliver services in accordance with the appropriate level and expectations of the Primary Intervention capability framework.
• Understand the scope of practice of Allied Health Assistants involved in the provision of services and thereby provide appropriate levels of delegation.
• Develop goals and plans with every client inclusive of other team members involved in the care and management of that client in accordance with the NDIS and (ECEI) approach

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Mandatory:

1. Speech Pathology Degree
2. AHPRA registration or equivalent professional membership
3. Current Victorian drivers licence

Ideally:

1. Experience in working within a community or human services setting

Please email your CV to [email protected] or contact Amanda Hunt on 0295495700 for a confidential discussion.

Sugarman Allied Healthcare will proactively work on your behalf to secure you the best opportunity based on a tailored approach designed to understand your individual needs.