Enhance Health Services is seeking a part time or full-time experienced Speech Pathologist to join their growing allied health team. Attractive remuneration package ($90 - $100k circa per annum) including generous car allowance is on offer and is negotiable depending upon experience.

Enhance is a professional and well-established allied health service within Disability Services Australia (DSA) and this is a fantastic opportunity to work with mainly adolescent and adult clients within the disability sector in a supportive professional environment.

Benefits:

• Chance to be part of a well-respected and values based organisation
• Competitive remuneration & car allowance with tax free salary sacrificing benefits
• Great work life balance
• Laptop and mobile phone provided for flexible work options
• Opportunity to working within a professional supportive clinical team

• Regular team training and supervision

  Main Responsibilities: -

• Provide a range of assessments and interventions using an evidence-based approach

• Conduct AAC assessments and implement a range of AAC strategies
• Conduct Oral Eating and Drinking Care Plans with reports (i.e. mealtime management plans)
• Complete communication reports and provide valued recommendations

To be successful in this role you will have: -

• Relevant Speech Pathology tertiary qualification with a minimum 2 years of practicing experience
• Current CPSP Certified Practising membership with Speech Pathology Australia.

• Genuine interest in the disability sector

• Current Australian Driver’s Licence and access to a reliable car
• Ability to work effectively and independently as part of a multi-disciplinary team
• Demonstrated high-level written and verbal communication skills
• Have well developed computer literacy
• Excellent time management skills
• Have a valid WWCC and willingness to undertake a national police check as part of the employment checks

DSA is an EEO employer with a diverse workforce. We encourage applications from all members of the community.

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