Paediatric Speech Pathologist — Early Intervention Impact

DPV Health; Wallan; On-site; AUD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

DPV Health Ltd in Wallan, Victoria, is seeking a Grade 2 Speech Pathologist (0.6-1 EFT) to join the ECIS & Youth Program. You will provide client-centred, strengths-based paediatric speech pathology services to children with a disability or developmental delay, using a neuro-affirming approach and collaborating with families.

NDIS funded children and their families will be supported throughout their journey.

Qualifications

• Bachelor or Master of Speech Pathology from a recognised university.
• Current registration with Speech Pathology Australia.
• Ability to work with young children and youth.
• Passion for supporting children and families.
• Ability to form good working relationships with colleagues, children and families.
• Well-developed clinical skills in Paediatric Speech Pathology.
• Awareness of the Key Worker model and transdisciplinary practice.
• Understanding of family-centred practice and strengths-based approach.
• Knowledge and experience in delivering services under the NDIS.

Responsibilities

• Provide a high-quality, evidence-based Early Childhood Intervention and Paediatric Speech Pathology service co-designed with the family.
• Embrace innovation and responsiveness to support great outcomes for children, families and ECIS/Youth teams.
• Use the Key Worker model in collaboration with all those involved with the child/family to provide timely and developmentally appropriate services.
• 0.6-1 EFT role; Experienced Grade 1 Speech Pathologists will be considered.
• Based in Wallan.

Skills

Paediatric Speech Pathology

Team collaboration

Family engagement

Education

Bachelor or Masters of Speech Pathology

Job description

DPV Health Ltd in Wallan, Victoria, is seeking a Grade 2 Speech Pathologist (0.6-1 EFT) to join the ECIS & Youth Program. You will provide client-centred, strengths-based paediatric speech pathology services to children with a disability or developmental delay, using a neuro-affirming approach and collaborating with families.

NDIS funded children and their families will be supported throughout their journey.