Speech Language Pathologist
- Deliver high-quality speech and language assessments for Deaf and hard of hearing clients.
- Develop individualised treatment plans and provide clinical supervision to Allied Health Assistants.
- Collaborate with a multidisciplinary Allied Health team and support client assessment needs.
Use your clinical expertise. Work flexibly. Make a meaningful impact.
Are you a Speech Language Pathologist looking for flexible casual work that fits around your current commitments?
Deaf Connect is seeking a casual Speech Language Pathologist in Mackay or Cairns to deliver high-quality speech and language assessments for Deaf and hard of hearing clients.
With a focus on assessment, clinical recommendations, reporting and the development of treatment plans for delivery by Allied Health Assistants, this opportunity is ideal for an experienced clinician looking to complement existing work, private practice or other commitments. You’ll provide direct support and clinical supervision to Allied Health Assistants delivering delegated therapy activities, with some travel required based on client needs.
Why Join Us
- Flexible casual work based around your availability
- Focus on assessment and treatment planning without managing an ongoing therapy caseload
- Work with Allied Health Assistants who support the delivery of delegated therapy activities
- Work with an experienced multidisciplinary Allied Health team
- Access clinical resources and organisational support
- Support to develop your knowledge of Deaf culture and Auslan
What You’ll Do
- Conduct evidence-based speech, language and communication assessments
- Analyse findings and provide clinical recommendations
- Prepare high-quality assessment reports
- Develop individualised, client and family-centred treatment plans
- Develop treatment plans and programs for delivery by Allied Health Assistants within their scope of practice
- Provide direct support, instruction and clinical supervision to Allied Health Assistants delivering delegated therapy activities
- Monitor client progress and review or adjust delegated treatment plans as required
- Communicate assessment outcomes, treatment recommendations and progress with clients, families and relevant stakeholders
- Collaborate with our multidisciplinary Allied Health team
- Travel as required to support client assessment and service needs
About You
You’ll have a Bachelor’s Degree in Speech Pathology or equivalent and Certified Practising Membership with Speech Pathology Australia, along with strong assessment, clinical reasoning, report-writing, communication and organisational skills.
You’ll be confident developing treatment plans and providing appropriate clinical direction and supervision to Allied Health Assistants supporting delegated therapy activities.
Experience with Deaf and hard of hearing clients, paediatrics, NDIS, Auslan, working with Allied Health Assistants or providing clinical supervision is valued but not essential.
If you don’t know Auslan, we’ll support you to develop your knowledge and understanding of Deaf culture and Auslan.
About Us
Deaf Connect is the largest whole-of-life service provider and social impact organisation for Deaf, deafblind and hard of hearing Australians. We stand with the Deaf community to build capacity and influence social change while paying respect to history, culture and language.
Our organisational values of Heart, Courage and Discovery guide how we work with the Deaf community, our clients and each other.
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