Children'S Speech Pathologist - School R ...

Advertisement text • Permanent position - 2 to 3 days per week• Grade 2 Speech Pathologist• Deliver capacity building strategies as part of a supportive team• Frankston, Mornington Peninsula & surrounding locations• Classification Range: Grade 2, Year 1 - 4*Who We Are and What We Stand ForPeninsula Health is the major metropolitan health service caring for a community of 300,000 people. Our Vision is to provide exceptional health and community care. To realise this vision we need people who strive for a sense of achievement, take an interest in their individual growth, enjoy innovation and looking for ways to improve and have a passion for communicating and connecting with others.In representing Peninsula Health, we expect all employees and volunteers to reflect our values: Be the Best, Be a Role Model, Be Open and Honest, Be Compassionate and Respectful and Be Collaborative. We are One Peninsula Health.What You Will Be DoingPeninsula Health Children's Services has received growth funding for the SRF program delivery in 2024! We have an ongoing position available for a Grade 2 at 0.63 EFT (or less hours by negotiation).This role provides an opportunity for a Speech Pathologist with skills and interest in working with children and families to contribute to improving developmental and educational outcomes for vulnerable children.(Specifically children aged 3- 6 who are transitioning between kindergarten/ELC and primary school).School Readiness Funding (SRF) aims to support the learning and development of children who need it most and address educational disadvantage through capacity-building activities.This role includes travel across the Frankston & Mornington Peninsula catchment and a fleet car is available for use. A staff laptop and mobile phone are provided and flexibility (including working from home opportunities) can be negotiated. We offer high quality clinical supervision, paid professional development programs (such as HANEN) and generous salary entitlements.Within the SRF Program: Allied health professionals work in collaboration with educators and families, with the goal of improving outcomes for children in one or more of the three School Readiness Funding priority areas:• Communication (language development)• Wellbeing (social and emotional)• Access and inclusionWhat You NeedWe anticipate you will have:• A recognised qualification in Speech Pathology and eligibility for practicing membership of SPA• A developed understanding of the impact that the priority areas of communication (language development) wellbeing (social and emotional) and access/inclusion have on children's achievement, wellbeing and engagement• Ability to deliver capability building and coaching to educators and families to promote skills and knowledge in child development• Current Working with Children Check and Victorian Drivers License