Paediatric Speech Pathologist | Flexible, Collaborative Care

IPC Health; City of Melbourne; On-site; AUD 56,000 - 78,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexibility

Learning and development

Supportive environment

Celebrate achievements

Attractive benefits

Job summary

IPC Health is seeking a Paediatric Speech Pathologist at the Hoppers Crossing campus to join our Child Allied Health Service. This role is Grade 1 or 2, with a fixed-term of six months and immediate start, offering a supportive, multidisciplinary environment to deliver screening, assessment, intervention and referrals for children from birth to school entry.

We emphasise family-centred care, collaborative team work with Occupational Therapists, Developmental Psychologists, and an Audiologist,

Qualifications

• Graduate or post-graduate degree in speech pathology.
• Emerging ability to work collaboratively in a multi-disciplinary team to provide evidence-based services for children and families.
• Current and valid Victorian Working with Children’s Check.

Responsibilities

• Working collaboratively with the Child Health Team to plan service delivery for the communities we serve in the Wyndham municipality.
• Assessing and reviewing children’s language, speech, and communication skills.
• Implementing client centred and holistic interventions that will address the needs and priorities of the children and their families.
• Delivering services in a variety of formats including clinical, telehealth, individual and group.
• Reflecting, evaluating, and modifying services to enhance outcomes.

Skills

Paediatric Speech Pathology

Education

Graduate or post-graduate degree in speech pathology

Job description

IPC Health is seeking a Paediatric Speech Pathologist at the Hoppers Crossing campus to join our Child Allied Health Service. This role is Grade 1 or 2, with a fixed-term of six months and immediate start, offering a supportive, multidisciplinary environment to deliver screening, assessment, intervention and referrals for children from birth to school entry.

We emphasise family-centred care, collaborative team work with Occupational Therapists, Developmental Psychologists, and an Audiologist,