Speech Pathologist/Paediatric Occupational Therapist

Speech Pathologist/Paediatric Occupational TherapistQueanbeyan, Southern Highlands & Tablelands NSW
Treehouse, Queanbeyan Inc is a not-for-profit, community-based organisation that supports young children with additional needs in Queanbeyan, NSW and surrounding areas including the ACT. We are a registered NDIS provider.
We are looking for passionate, enthusiastic Speech Pathologists and Occupational Therapists to join our team of therapists and educators. Treehouse is an Early Intervention and Disability Inclusion Support Service offering support for children with suspected or identified developmental delay or disability from infancy to the end of primary school.
Joining Treehouse Means: Becoming part of an experienced and welcoming teamEnjoying our large range of therapy resourcesHaving flexible service provision opportunities including groups, 1:1 therapy and parent educationUtilizing opportunities to be creative and innovativeKnowing there is a generous budget for each staff member's training and professional development opportunitiesReceiving mentoring from other team members to help you navigate the complexities of a new jobRegular clinical supervisionFree parking!Above-award salary with flexible working conditionsFull salary sacrificing benefits (increase your take home pay via tax savings)Having access to 12 weeks paid maternity leave (conditions apply)Gifted leave between Christmas and New YearHaving access to an Employee Assistance Program (EAP).The Role Involves: Providing speech therapy or occupational therapy and using your skills to improve the capacity of Treehouse clients and their familiesWorking in the centre or out in the community, e.g., in schools, preschools, childcare centres or clients' homesHelping run social-skills groups for older childrenIf you are a new graduate, you will be a part of our new graduate program which includes: A 12-month plan of support for building up your skills and caseload.Regular clinical supervision by experienced clinicians.About You: A degree in Speech Pathology or Occupational Therapy and current registration with Speech Pathology Australia or AHPRAExcellent communication and interpersonal skillsPassion and dedication to improving the lives of kids and their familiesA basic level of understanding about the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)Reliability and flexibilityProven ability to work collaboratively with others (e.g., clients and their families, colleagues and peers, team members)A commitment to delivering outcomes focused therapy intervention using evidence-based practiceThe ability to work autonomously yet willing to improve and growThe necessary documents or willing to obtain: NSW Working With Children Check, First Aid Certificate, current Australian drivers licenceTo apply: Please apply by Monday 14th of October by uploading your resume/CV and a brief cover letter.

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