NOC 31112 - Audiologists and speech-language pathologists

Gtrworldwide; City of Lloydminster; On-site; CAD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive wages

Supportive work environment

Opportunities for growth

Training support

Job summary

Gtrworldwide in Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, is seeking clinicians to provide assessment, diagnosis, and treatment for clients with hearing, balance, communication, or swallowing disorders, working with health professionals to develop individualized care plans.

The role requires master's-level qualification in audiology or speech-language pathology, licensure as needed, and willingness to travel between sites or conduct home visits to support pediatric and adult clients.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in audiology or speech-language pathology
• Registration/licensure with the respective regulatory body if required
• Clinical practicum or professional work with pediatric and/or adult populations
• Competence with standardized assessments and diagnostic equipment
• Strong English communication skills; travel between sites may be needed

Responsibilities

• Conduct comprehensive diagnostic assessments using standardized tests and instrumentation for hearing, balance, speech, language, voice, fluency, and swallowing.
• Develop, implement, and monitor individualized treatment plans and interventions for pediatric and adult clients.
• Fit, program, and follow up for hearing devices and assistive listening technologies where applicable.
• Provide counseling and education to clients, families, and caregivers on communication strategies and home-based therapy programs.
• Maintain accurate clinical documentation, progress notes, assessment reports, and treatment records per professional standards.
• Collaborate with physicians, educators, allied health professionals, and community agencies; participate in case conferences and outreach activities.

Skills

Clinical assessment

Diagnostic testing

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Counseling and education

Documentation

Education

Master's degree (Audiology or SLP)

Tools

Audiological instruments

Hearing devices

Job description

Job Summary

Provide assessment, diagnosis, and treatment for clients with hearing, balance, communication, or swallowing disorders. Work collaboratively with health professionals to develop and implement individualized care plans.

Number of Positions 2

Main Duties

Conduct comprehensive diagnostic assessments using standardized tests and instrumentation for hearing, balance, speech, language, voice, fluency, and swallowing. Develop, implement, and monitor individualized treatment plans and therapeutic interventions for pediatric and adult clients. Fit, program, and provide follow-up care for hearing devices and related assistive listening technologies where applicable. Provide counseling and education to clients, families, and caregivers on communication strategies, device use, and home-based therapy programs. Maintain accurate clinical documentation, progress notes, assessment reports, and treatment records in accordance with professional standards. Collaborate with physicians, educators, allied health professionals, and community agencies; participate in case conferences and outreach activities.

Requirements

Master's degree or equivalent in audiology or speech-language pathology from an accredited program. Registration or licensure with the appropriate provincial or territorial regulatory body where required to practice. Demonstrated clinical experience through practicum placements or professional work with pediatric and/or adult populations. Competence in administering and interpreting standardized assessments and using diagnostic equipment and assistive technologies. Strong verbal and written communication skills in English; additional language ability considered an asset. Ability to work independently and as part of an interdisciplinary team, with flexibility to travel between sites or provide community/home visits as needed.

Required Skills

Clinical assessment and diagnostic skills for hearing, speech, language, voice, and swallowing disorders. Evidence-based therapeutic planning and intervention techniques. Proficiency with audiological instruments, hearing devices, and assistive communication technologies. Client-centered communication, counseling, and family education. Accurate clinical documentation, report writing, and outcome measurement. Interprofessional collaboration, case management, and problem-solving.

Benefits

Benefits include competitive wages, supportive work environment, opportunities for growth, training support, and other employer-specific benefits depending on the position and location.