Speech Pathologist

Responsibilities

• Develop materials and information regarding AAC, Accessible Information, and Communication Access across various platforms
• Implement CIRC projects including non-electronic communication aids, Key Word Sign (KWS) activities, and training services
• Deliver expert advice and quality services to a national range of customers and stakeholders to improve communication access
• Provide training to communication partners both in person and online
• Deliver services in adherence to allocated hours and quality standards while working collaboratively with diverse stakeholders

Requirements

• Recognised qualification in Speech Pathology
• At least four years of clinical experience, particularly with people with complex communication needs
• Current certified practising speech pathologist membership with Speech Pathology Australia
• Demonstrated knowledge of comprehensive Augmentative & Alternative Communication (AAC) systems
• Experience supporting individuals to access both electronic and non-electronic AAC tools
• NDIS Worker Screening Check and current Working with Children Check
• Valid Driver's license

Benefits

• Access to an exclusive employee benefits platform
• Discounts and cashback at over 500 popular retailers, including groceries, fuel, and entertainment

About the Company

Scope Australia creates meaningful opportunities for people with disability to belong and thrive. We support people with physical, intellectual, and multiple disabilities to achieve their goals. Through our Communication and Inclusion Resource Centre (CIRC), we act as a nationally recognised leader in capacity building for people with communication disabilities and low literacy.