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Speech Pathologist - Hobart

JuniorMid levelFull-timeHybridHobart TAS 7000, AustraliaPosted 6 months agoVerified 7 hours ago
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About the job

The Speech Pathologist job at Everyday Independence is all about making a real difference in the lives of individuals with disabilities. This role is vital in providing tailored speech therapy that empowers participants to achieve their goals. The team thrives on collaboration, support, and continuous learning, creating an environment where everyone can grow and succeed together.

You'll be responsible for

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Providing life-changing speech pathology

Delivering tailored speech therapy to NDIS participants, helping them achieve their communication goals.
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Creating therapy plans

Utilizing evidence-based tools to develop effective therapy strategies that maximize NDIS funding and participant outcomes.
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Collaborating with interdisciplinary teams

Working alongside other allied health professionals to provide comprehensive support to participants and their families.

Key criteria

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Bachelor's degree in Speech Pathology

Essential qualification for providing speech pathology services.

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SPA Registration

Required registration to practice as a Speech Pathologist.

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Strong communication skills

Vital for building relationships with participants and teams.

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5 criteria for this job
Bachelor's degree in Speech Pathology
Essential qualification for providing speech pathology services.

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SPA Registration
Required registration to practice as a Speech Pathologist.

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Strong communication skills
Vital for building relationships with participants and teams.

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Valid driver's license
Necessary for travel to various service locations.

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Experience with NDIS/disability
Preferred background for understanding participant needs.

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