FT/PT Speech Pathologist - Hobart, Australia - HealthcareLink Support

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• Job title: FT/PT Speech Pathologist - Private Practice - Hobart, TASWorking Hours: FT/PT, 38hrs/weekSalary: Fantastic rates on offer depending on your experience + super + allowanceLocation: HobartRoles & Responsibilities: Our client is one of Australia's leading Allied Health Companies. With studios' across Australia, they are able to provide superior service and treatment options with full multi-disciplinary teams. They are looking for a Speech Pathologist to handle a vast variety of patient conditions and patient streams. With a strong NDIS and disability focus, this will be a challenging and rewarding role for the right person, expanding their knowledge and skill set in their area of interest. As a Speech Pathologist you will be responsible for:
  • Assessment and diagnosis of communication disorders
  • Design, trial and implementation of low and high tech communication devices
  • Develop, implement, monitor and review treatment plans
  • Assessment and management of swallowing difficulties
  • Coordinating with other allied health professionals and GP's
  • Provide education to clients, families, the community and other practitioners/ staff
  Benefits: Boasting some of the best facilities in the industry, with motor development rooms, sensory rooms, full rehabilitation gyms, hydrotherapy pools, rock climbing walls, sensory swings and purpose built paediatric spaces. In addition, our industry leading Clinical Development and Mentorship Program ensures our Speech Pathologists are fully supported through:
  • Weekly & fortnightly internal Speech Pathology networking and professional development sessions within both speech and multidisciplinary teams
  • Ongoing supervision and mentioning tailored to the needs of each individual clinician
  • Quarterly full day internal workshops
  • Individual Professional Development fund
  • A fun, successful team of over 20 Speech Pathologist to collaborate with, learn from and be supported by
  Essential Criteria:
  • Current Australian Citizen or Permanent Resident
  • University Qualified Speech Pathologist
  • Current Practising Memeber of SPA