Job Description
Stone Speech Pathology is a well-established and reputable child and adolescent private practice. Located in the Gawler and Barossa region we provide in-clinic and mobile speech pathology services. We have strong business practices with a key focus on mental health wellness in the workplace to provide a positive and safe work place for everyone.
We are a team of experienced and supportive speech pathologists with a focus on continued education, supervision/ mentoring and providing high quality services to a range of clientele. As a small practice we are able to provide unique and personalised services to our clients, as well as maintain a strong focus on employee health and wellbeing. We put the clinicians health/ wellbeing and career growth before profits.
We are a unique and dynamic private practice. We utilise forward thinking, evidence-based practices that suit the clients and the wider community’s needs. We are currently engaged in a range of exciting community projects with several local councils, local libraries and early childhood settings to promote education and inclusion. We highly value advocating and supporting inclusivity and capacity building supports within the community as a such, we have well-formed relationships with many mainstream and specialised supports in the Gawler and Barossa region.
Why work with us?
If you are about to embark on your career as a speech pathologist or you are an experienced speech pathologist but want a change in career direction, we are the company for you!
We have a strong focus on delivering high quality speech pathology services that allow a clinician to pursue their area of interest or engage in community projects to support career satisfaction. We have a strong focus on employee health and wellbeing with realistic KPI’s and opportunities to engage in professional development and continued education. We are a small friendly team which allows us to maintain a positive work place culture. We provide regular supervision/ mentoring and work shadowing opportunities to support your speech pathology career.
Position: Part time
FTE: 0.4FTE/ 0.2FTE – Flexible working arrangements are available
Classification: Health Professional and Support Services Award (rate payable is above current award rates)
ROLE DESCRIPTION:
Provide therapeutic and program-related supports to a range of clientele. Client goals and associated program will be completed and supervised by a qualified speech pathologist.
Resource development to support speech pathology intervention.
Second person assistant for community-based projects and groups.
General administration and office tasks.
Uphold infection control procedures.
BENEFITS:
Opportunities to work alongside experience and senior speech pathologists.
Work around your placement and university commitments.
Termly whole team meetings with professional development at each meeting.
Opportunities to develop your skills with access to resources, self-paced learning modules and training.
Begin to develop your clinical skills whilst speech pathologists provide supervision of session and guidance to support your clinical skills before you graduate.
High consideration for employment for a new graduate position within the company.
APPLICANT SPECIFICATIONS:
Current Working With Children Check is required.
Drivers licence essential.
Child Safe Environments training preferable.
HOW TO APPLY:
Send your CV to [email protected]. If you would like to discuss this position please contact Keira Stone on 0433XXXXXX.
Allied Health Assistant (AHA)
We are a team of experienced and supportive speech pathologists with a focus on continued education, supervision/ mentoring and providing high quality services to a range of clientele. As a small practice we are able to provide unique and personalised services to our clients, as well as maintain a strong focus on employee health and wellbeing. We put the clinicians health/ wellbeing and career growth before profits.
We are a unique and dynamic private practice. We utilise forward thinking, evidence-based practices that suit the clients and the wider community’s needs. We are currently engaged in a range of exciting community projects with several local councils, local libraries and early childhood settings to promote education and inclusion. We highly value advocating and supporting inclusivity and capacity building supports within the community as a such, we have well-formed relationships with many mainstream and specialised supports in the Gawler and Barossa region.
Why work with us?
If you are about to embark on your career as a speech pathologist or you are an experienced speech pathologist but want a change in career direction, we are the company for you!
We have a strong focus on delivering high quality speech pathology services that allow a clinician to pursue their area of interest or engage in community projects to support career satisfaction. We have a strong focus on employee health and wellbeing with realistic KPI’s and opportunities to engage in professional development and continued education. We are a small friendly team which allows us to maintain a positive work place culture. We provide regular supervision/ mentoring and work shadowing opportunities to support your speech pathology career.
Position: Part time
FTE: 0.4FTE/ 0.2FTE – Flexible working arrangements are available
Classification: Health Professional and Support Services Award (rate payable is above current award rates)
ROLE DESCRIPTION:
Provide therapeutic and program-related supports to a range of clientele. Client goals and associated program will be completed and supervised by a qualified speech pathologist.
Resource development to support speech pathology intervention.
Second person assistant for community-based projects and groups.
General administration and office tasks.
Uphold infection control procedures.
BENEFITS:
Opportunities to work alongside experience and senior speech pathologists.
Work around your placement and university commitments.
Termly whole team meetings with professional development at each meeting.
Opportunities to develop your skills with access to resources, self-paced learning modules and training.
Begin to develop your clinical skills whilst speech pathologists provide supervision of session and guidance to support your clinical skills before you graduate.
High consideration for employment for a new graduate position within the company.
APPLICANT SPECIFICATIONS:
Current Working With Children Check is required.
Drivers licence essential.
Child Safe Environments training preferable.
HOW TO APPLY:
Send your CV to [email protected]. If you would like to discuss this position please contact Keira Stone on 0433XXXXXX.
Allied Health Assistant (AHA)
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Requirement Snapshot: Candidates should possess basic communication skills, a proactive attitude, and the ability to work in a team. Experience in BPO Jobs is a plus.
