Speech Language Pathologist/Allied Health Assistant

Calling on Teachers Interested in a Change in Career/Balance!

- Are you an experienced teacher looking for a non-classroom job that utilises your passion for teaching?

- Do you enjoy working with young children?

- Do you enjoy empowering parents on how to support their children’s communication skills?

If so, why not consider working at our Speech Pathology Clinic!

- You will get to work one-on-one with students to target specific areas related to language, speech and/or literacy skills

- You will be fully supported with all the resources you require to thrive in this role

- And, you get to choose your working days!

We are currently recruiting passionate teachers (and early childhood teachers) in the roles of Allied Health Assistants and Key Support Workers!

As well, as Speech Pathologists (new career/experienced)

Part-time as well as Full-time positions available!

** Speech pathology students will also be considered**

Tasks & Responsibilities

You will be required to conduct assessments and implement intervention with a paediatric clientele presenting with one or more of the following areas:

- Late-Talking (Early Intervention)

- Articulation and Phonological Disorder

- Stuttering (Fluency) Disorders

- Literacy (reading, writing and spelling)

- Language Difficulties (receptive/expressive including comprehension)

- Auditory Processing Disorders

- Social skills (group settings)

You will also be required to complete other related duties such as:

- Writing accurate and timely client notes

- Managing own caseload calendar

- Organising therapy resources (as needed)

- Supervising and/or delegating to any attached AHA

- Writing assessment and NDIS reports

- Liaising with relevant stakeholders (as required)

Qualifications:

- Relevant qualification or upcoming qualification in the field of speech pathology

- Meet eligibility criteria for membership into Speech Pathology Australia (applies to SLPs)

- Working With Children Check

About Us

Learning Re-Imagined is a fast growing Allied Health Practice providing in-house and community-based speech therapy services to families in the greater West Melbourne. We pride ourselves in delivering family-centred care with excellent client outcomes.

We are seeking a warm, highly motivated, organised and creative speech pathologist who can come to share in our passion for making a difference in the lives of children with a communication disorder, and is willing to work in ways that challenge industry norms, and help to solve the prevalent problems within the industry, such as limited access to services.

The Practice Director- Lorna is motivated by efficiency and solving problems in creative ways. She has had experience starting and growing a similar practice (Speech Therapy Totos) in an underserved region (Kenya), which is currently the largest provider of speech therapy services despite a severe shortage of speech pathologists in the region. Being able to provide services that provide out of the box solutions that ensure better and more widespread access and subsequently more impact, is her driving force.

This is an autonomous role with regular supervision and in-house training. All resources will be supplied, including admin support. The role involves delivery of evidence based individual therapy as prescribed by the lead allied health professional.

This role will have many opportunities for growth, including opportunities to collaborate with underserved regions such as Kenya either as a remote educator, visiting clinician (ethical tourism).

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