Speech Pathologist (Full-Time or Part-Time)Ready to take your career to the next level while making a difference in the lives of children? The Soundmill Centre is seeking a highly motivated experienced or new graduate Speech Pathologist to join our dynamic team in Adelaide.
About Us The Soundmill Centre was founded in 2018 and has grown from a backyard office to a well-known and respected provider of speech, language, literacy and feeding support in Adelaide and across Australia. In 2023 we moved into our newly refurbished clinic space in Trott Park in the Southern Suburbs of Adelaide.
Our valuable team of speech-language pathologists support children from 2-to 12-years of age in Adelaide using clinical and school-based practice models, and across Australia using telehealth services. We focus our services between Glenelg, Seaford and Aberfoyle Park.
Our Vision: Transforming lives and empowering families through compassionate speech, language, literacy, and feeding care for young learners.
Our Values: Heart: Our genuine care, compassion and commitment is our strength.Excellence: We use up-to-date research paired with celebrating uniqueness and strengths.Achievement: We use holistic, collaborative, and evidenced-based practices.Respect and Honesty: We work with integrity to enhance the lives of young people.Team: Our team is our most important component towards ensuring high-quality heart-centered care.In our team, you will enjoy the following employment benefits: Support and supervision from a senior speech-language pathologist.Your own clinic in our Trott Park office.Realistic caseload size.Professional development allowance of $800 per annum.Regular work shadowing opportunities.Access to a wide range of resources and administration support.Work-life balance with negotiable and flexible working hours.Opportunities to grow your career in areas of your interest.About you You are a dedicated professional who aligns with our values and brings a positive, collaborative approach.Key Responsibilities of the Role: Screening, assessment, diagnosis, and management for learners with literacy, speech, language, and communication differences or disorders.Development of evidence-based, client-centred treatment plans.Managing a diverse caseload of clients.Working in partnership with children, families, teachers, other healthcare professionals.Maintaining accurate and up-to-date client records and written reports.An understanding of NDIS is desirable.Qualifications and Skills: Bachelor's or Master's degree in Speech Pathology and membership with Speech Pathology Australia.Excellent communication, interpersonal, and organizational skills.Current driver's licence and vehicle.Working with Children Check, current RRHAN-EC training certificate, police check and Catholic Education Clearance.New graduates are welcome to apply.If you are passionate about making a positive impact and have the skills and experience we are looking for, please apply by submitting a cover letter and your resume to:
The Soundmill Centre is an equal-opportunity employer, and we welcome applications from all qualified candidates.
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