Senior Speech Pathologist

• Full-time permanent opportunity in an industry leading not-for-profit organisation
• Working across Metropolitan Adelaide with bases in Prospect and Playford
• Provide clinical supervision to members of the speech pathology team within the Outreach AnglicareSA Therapeutic Services (OATS)

What we offer:

• Flexible working options - tell us what you need for that work-life balance*
• Access to our fantastic salary packaging options - increase your take home pay by decreasing the amount of tax you pay with $15,899 tax free each year
• Meal Entertainment and Holiday Accommodation Card provides you with an additional $2,650 tax free per year
• Paid parental leave, including superannuation paid on parental leave
• Paid study leave, and financial education assistance up to $6,000
• Genuine career development opportunities across the organisation
• Discounted motor vehicles and gym memberships
• BUPA and Medibank health cover discounts
• Access to our Employee Assistance Program for you, and your family
• A diverse and supportive team culture who have a focus on improving lives by working collaboratively
• Access to mentoring, supervision, and generous professional development allowance per annum
• Access to well-resourced and specialised clinic spaces

*AnglicareSA offers a range of flexible working arrangements that are aimed at meeting your diverse needs and the different operating environments across AnglicareSA. This includes working from home, part-time work, compressed working weeks and flexible working hours. The suitability of different arrangements will depend on your individual needs, the position you are applying for, and team and customer requirements. You are encouraged to discuss your needs during the application process.
Who are we looking for?
We are seeking an enthusiastic and experienced Speech Pathologist who is passionate about making a difference in the lives of children, young people and adults living with a disability. Outreach AnglicareSA Therapeutic Services (OATS) provides specialist intervention, education and therapy services to children, young people and adults within education, community, and work settings.
Using exceptional interpersonal skills, you will work within a multi-disciplinary team consisting of other Allied Health Professionals, to develop and deliver individualised services focused on the needs of each customer and support across their activities of daily living. You will share your knowledge and support the development of members of the speech pathology team through clinical supervision and mentorship.
What can you expect to be doing?

• Deliver efficient and effective Speech Pathology to children/young people/adults living with a disability.
• Assess the needs of the children/young people/adults and develop plans accordingly.
• Provide written reports, including recommendations to colleagues, families, and other professionals.
• Manage children/young people/adults allocated to the Speech Pathology caseload through particular focus on their customer history, goals, family support and intervention requirements.
• Work collaboratively with other agencies, health service providers and therapists to achieve goals facilitating a holistic service approach.
• Communicate directly with National Disability Insurance Agency and other relevant funding bodies.
• Supervise up to three Speech Pathologists and deliver Speech Pathology-specific training to internal and external stakeholders.

What do you need to bring?

• Bachelor or Master's degree in Speech Pathology.
• Membership with Speech Pathology Australia.
• Minimum of three years working within the speech pathology discipline.
• Knowledge of a range of developmental delays and disorders.
• Knowledge of relevant clinical assessments, interventions, conceptual frameworks and practice models relevant to children, young people and adults with a disability.
• Previous experience providing speech pathology intervention to children, young people and adults with complex communication needs (desirable).
• Previous experience providing clinical supervision (desirable).

Who is AnglicareSA?
As one of SA's largest social services provider, AnglicareSA makes a positive difference to the lives of more than 50,000 people each year. Our 2000 employees, and 300+ volunteers support individuals, families and communities, responding to their immediate need and working with them to build capacity to restore and maintain dignity and control in their lives. Our services are broad, supporting people at every stage of life.
We believe in social justice, the equal worth of each citizen, equality of opportunity and the importance of strong communities. Together we change lives.
How to Apply:
View the attached Job Description via the vacancy's application page on the AnglicareSA website for further details on the role requirements.
We are assessing applications as they come in, so apply NOW!
We do not accept applications via email but for more information, please contact: Angela, Recruitment Business Partner at angela.rizovski@anglicaresa.com.au
AnglicareSA is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to providing a work environment free of discrimination and harassment. We encourage all suitably qualified candidates apply.
We are committed to the employment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Please contact the person listed above to discuss joining AnglicareSA and visit our for details on our Aboriginal Services.