Experienced Or Senior Speech Pathologist- Adelaide

Experienced or Senior Speech Pathologist- AdelaideChat Well's Speech Pathology team is expanding! Due to continued growth, we are looking for a passionate and innovative experienced Speech Pathologist to join our vibrant practice.
Senior Speech Pathologists are welcome to apply.
This is an exciting opportunity to join an innovative and growing Allied Health practice where you have the opportunity to influence Chat Well's service provision strategy and make your MARK!
About You You are a qualified Speech Pathologist looking for a new and exciting opportunity to expand your clinical knowledge in working with children and young people with speech and language difficulties, including Autism, developmental delays, and disability.
You are passionate and flexible in providing innovative, evidence-based, and client-centred services to children and young people in a clinic setting.
You have strong interpersonal skills that allow you to develop collaborative relationships with clients, families, and colleagues to empower children and young people to develop self-confidence, independence, and a positive attitude towards learning.
You enjoy working holistically with families and collaborate with other like-minded professionals to promote the best outcomes for clients.
Empowering children and their families with the skills to thrive and live a happier life is what lights your fire and keeps you motivated to wake up every day.
You strive to continue to do the best job in your role to make an extraordinary difference in the lives of your clients!
About the Opportunity We offer a unique opportunity for an innovative and motivated Speech Pathologist to join our compassionate and experienced team in a permanent full-time capacity but would consider part-time capacity.
We are a family-friendly business and offer our team a range of flexible work options such as working from home and flexible hours to suit your needs.
The role will involve a mix of working mainly in our Greenacres and Mawson Lakes clinic (face-to-face and telehealth) with some offsite (school, preschool, and home visits) appointments.
A typical caseload would likely include children and young people from 0-18 years with Autism, developmental delays, language delays, speech difficulties, literacy challenges, and stuttering.
You will have the opportunity to work and collaborate with like-minded allied health, education, and medical professionals to provide a holistic service for families.
We have a strong emphasis on empowering our team to reach their full potential professionally and personally.
We will support you to develop a specialist clinical caseload or senior roles in your area of clinical expertise. More about the role This role provides an opportunity for clinical specialisation and an individualised approach to negotiating the right balance of clinical and supervision/leadership tasks to suit the successful applicant.
Providing high-quality, clinic and community-based speech pathology services to children and families.Guiding service development and quality improvement within the clinic.Developing projects that improve clinical practice or service delivery.Program/plan therapy and groups for Allied Health Assistants to implement and/or develop into a Clinical Educator for student placements.Depending on your experience or desire to grow:
Providing clinical leadership and supervision to early career therapists including discipline-specific meetings and individual supervision.Directly supporting professional development across the team.Creating clinical and organisational policies and procedures.Assisting in service planning, providing clinical leadership, professional support and ensuring best practice standards for speech pathology services.About the Benefits Above award salary plus super.
Travel reimbursements provided.Generous $1500 (FTE) training allowance and allocated PD days for professional development (PD) courses.A primarily paediatric caseload with room to develop specialisation in your area of clinical expertise and interest.Full induction process with plenty of opportunities for observation and handover.Regular whole team meetings and clinical team meetings.A fun, vibrant, and energetic team who support each other with regular team social events within and outside of work.Admin time built into your day, so NO WORK after hours.We highly value work/life balance with opportunities for flexible working hours and working from office or home.$1000 bonus upon completion of your first 6 months.Unlimited snack treats and Nespresso coffee.Limitless cuddles/play and walks with our office dogs, Chelsea and Mable.Additional annual leave upon your 2nd year anniversary.Full administrative support so you can concentrate on providing quality care to clients.Be provided with your own laptop and iPad and access a variety of clinic resources and assessments.You will have a high degree of autonomy and flexibility in how you allocate your time in this role.Be a part of a passionate and forward-thinking team and influence Chat Well's service provision strategy.Contribute and upskill in other areas of Chat Well's growth including development of new services and groups, event management, social media, and WHS, etc.A relocation budget is available for the right candidate.We are a client-centred and strength-based Allied Health practice that provides a holistic and meaningful approach to client care to deliver excellent client outcomes.
We exist to empower children and young people with the skills they need to thrive and live a happier life.
We work with our clients and their families across metropolitan Adelaide offering home, community, and clinic-based therapy, as well as via teletherapy.
At Chat Well Allied Health, we value you.
We recognize you for your contributions, experience, skills, and ideas and we work hard to invest in your professional and personal growth.
We recognize that the skill, dedication, and enthusiasm of our team is critical to our team's success.
We believe in nurturing and supporting our team so they feel valued and supported in making a difference to the lives of children and families that we work with.
We work hard to create a positive and supportive team environment where each clinician can grow their clinical skills and enjoy a healthy work-life balance. If this sounds like the position for you, then we would love to meet you! If you are ready to make a difference and share the same passion and enthusiasm as us, then give Charlotte Thring a buzz on 8102 0118 to discuss, apply via SEEK, or email your resume along with a cover letter detailing why you would like to be a part of our team to ******.
Applications close on 18 December 2024.
Please note, only successful candidates will be contacted.
Strictly no recruitment companies.
Your application will include the following questions:
Which of the following statements best describes your right to work in Australia?Do you have a current Working With Children (WWC) Check?Do you have a current Police Check (National Police Certificate) for employment?Are you currently a member of Speech Pathology Australia?To help fast track investigation, please include here any other relevant details that prompted you to report this job ad as fraudulent / misleading / discriminatory.
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