We have a full-time or part-time opportunity for a Speech Pathologist to join our Allied Health team. What’s in it for you Be part of a large, inclusive organisation that values innovation and collaboration Access specialist resources and professional development opportunities Receive regular clinical supervision and support with caseload management Work alongside experienced Behaviour Support Practitioners, and Psychologists Manage your own schedule with admin support for onboarding Enjoy a hybrid working model: a mix of clinic, community, home, and telehealth service delivery Benefit from NFP salary packaging ($15,900 meal entertainment), boosting your take-home pay Claimable travel included Your new role Deliver comprehensive Speech Pathology services: Provide assessment and intervention for individuals aged 7 to 65 with diverse communication and swallowing needs, including those with physical, intellectual, and multiple disabilities Foster collaborative relationships: Engage effectively with clients, families, and professionals to develop and implement person-centred, strengths-based therapy plans. Utilise diverse service delivery methods: Offer services across various settings such as client homes, group homes, schools, day programs, community environments, and via telehealth, ensuring accessibility and flexibility for clients Contribute to a multidisciplinary team: Work alongside a supportive team of Behaviour Support Practitioners and Psychologists to provide holistic care Engage in continuous professional development: Access specialist resources, supervision, and professional development opportunities to enhance clinical skills and knowledge. What you need to succeed Certified practising membership with Speech Pathology Australia Experience or strong interest in supporting people with disability and/or complex needs Skills, or willingness to learn, in assessing and supporting communication and swallowing needs across a range of abilities using a strengths-based, evidence-informed approach Understanding of the NDIS and the flexibility to respond to client goals and funding plans Current driver’s licence Who is Scope? Scope is one of the largest not-for-profit disability service providers in Australia, supporting thousands of people with complex intellectual, physical, and multiple disabilities. We operate across Victoria and New South Wales through more than 425 service locations and support more than 5600 people. At Scope, we work together to create meaningful opportunities for people with disabilities to belong and thrive. www.scopeaust.org.au View our stance on inclusion, diversity and human rights. We are committed to filling this role quickly, so while this role has a closing date, we will be reviewing applications as they come in and may interview suitable candidates prior to the closing date. Please note: successful applicants will be required to hold a NDIS Worker Screening Check Clearance and a Working with Children Check. If you have lived or worked for a continuous period of 12 months or more in another country within the last 10 years, a certified International Police Check from that country/countries will also be required. Please note that the offer will be conditional on meeting these requirements. Scope (Aust) is a 2024 Circle Back Initiative Employer – we commit to respond to every applicant.
