SensesWA is growing! Join us! We are looking for passionate Speech Pathologists to join our teams in the Lower Southwest regions (Bunbury, Busselton, and Margaret River).
SensesWA Speech Pathologists mainly have a community-based role delivering interventions where our clients live their lives: in homes, schools, and other community settings. Therapists work closely in dedicated and supportive transdisciplinary teams to provide family and person-centred evidence-based supports to our clients. Our goal is to enable our clients to live their best lives!
Our therapists work with infants, children, and/or adults with various disability diagnoses including autism spectrum disorders and clients with vision and hearing impairments as well as a range of other conditions/disabilities. Our therapists work within a general caseload of paediatric and adult clients with the flexibility to tailor caseloads based on individual interests and expertise.
About Senses WA SensesWA is a leading profit-for-purpose service provider offering high-quality services to the Western Australian community since 1895. In line with our values of Authentic, Courageous, Inclusive, and Curious, we provide support that is holistic, person-centred, and culturally inclusive. Our flexible work model enables us to work with our clients at their home, school, or workplace – anywhere they live their lives or at any of our hubs.
What we offer: Industry competitive salary range + 11.5% superannuation + salary packaging up to $15,899 of living expenses and up to $2,650 on entertainment benefits per year + 17.5% annual leave loading (valued at $875 – $1279)4 weeks annual leave and 2 wellness days (valued at $500 – $730) pro-rata5 professional development days (valued at $1250 – $1826) + $500 PD budget per annum pro-rataOption to purchase leave helping you to achieve better work-life balanceIndividualised clinical supervision and peer mentoring opportunitiesFlexible work conditions that work for you – including working from home or from any SensesWA hubA fun, caring, and motivating place to work with a supportive team environmentWhat you will bring to the role: Tertiary qualification in Speech Pathology and approved by Speech Pathology Australia as a Certified Practicing Speech PathologistA current drivers licence, Working With Children (WWC) Check, NDIS Workers screen, and First Aid certificationEffective interpersonal and communication skills and the ability to work collaboratively within the transdisciplinary teamAbility to assess, plan, implement, and deliver person-centred evidence-informed servicesStrong organisational and time management skillsPassion and commitment for working collaboratively with clients and families to build their capacity and improve their life outcomesDemonstrate commitment to ongoing professional developmentPrevious experience working with clients with disabilities and their families is highly desirable but not essentialProvide and maintain proof of eligibility to work in Australia.What's next: Click 'Apply Now' and upload a brief cover letter and your CV (no more than 3 pages).
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