Speech-Language Pathologist

Continuum North; Canada; Hybrid; CAD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid travel/virtual role

Flexible schedule

Job summary

Continuum North seeks Registered Speech-Language Pathologists to join an inter-disciplinary team providing services across Canada. The role combines hybrid travel and virtual work, with travel to northern communities central to the role.

Ideal candidates will have experience with Indigenous cultures, trauma-informed and neurodiverse approaches, and familiarity with inclusive schooling and tiers of service models, with AAC competency preferred.

Qualifications

• Registered as a Speech-Language Pathologist with a College in Canada.
• Experience with Indigenous cultures and Northern communities (or willingness to learn).
• Trauma informed and neurodiverse approach.
• Inclusive Schooling and Tiers of Service models.
• Competency in AAC preferred.
• Inter-disciplinary collaboration.

Responsibilities

• Provide speech-language pathology services in collaboration with an inter-disciplinary team.
• Travel to northern communities and deliver services (hybrid/remote).
• Support AAC assessment and intervention where applicable.
• Contribute to inclusive schooling and tiers of service models.

Skills

Inter-disciplinary collaboration

AAC competency

Education

Registered SLP with a College in Canada

Job description

We are looking for Registered Speech Language Pathologists to join our inter-disciplinary team.

Continuum North works within a collaborative model including occupational therapists, psychologists, nursing, counselling, physiotherapists, educators, and specialized interventionists (ex. deaf and hard of hearing educator).

This is an employment position (versus sub-contractor). This is a hybrid travel / virtual position, with travel to northern communities central to the role. Travel from other jurisdictions may be supported depending on location / employment agreement.

Experience required in

Working with Indigenous cultures and Northern communities (or willingness to learn)

Trauma informed and neurodiverse approach

Inclusive Schooling and Tiers of Service models

Competency in AAC preferred

Inter-disciplinary collaboration

Qualifications

Registered as a Speech-Language Pathologist with a College in Canada.

Commitment

Flexible schedule. Dependent on your availability. Full-time, part-time, or casual.