Speech Pathologist

Noah’s Ark Speech Pathologists work as part of a trans-disciplinary team to deliver high quality, accountable, services to children with a disability and their families. Services may be at home or in a local community environment - including schools, childcare and accessing local activities via face to face visits or telehealth services.

This is achieved by working with families to:

• identify their needs
• problem solve ways of meeting these needs
• work with the family to define functional goals that are able to be implemented in their natural environments as a part of the family's everyday routines and activities and provide direct intervention as agreed
• build each family’s capacity to advocate for themselves and access local children’s services, education options and other community resources

The role requires:

• Tertiary qualification in Speech Pathology and sound understanding of current theory and practice in Speech Pathology.
• A current driver license and reliable vehicle so you can drive to face-to-face appointments
• NDIS Worker Screening Check
• Police Check
• Working with Children Check
• Ongoing maintenance of Speech Pathologist registration requirements

Key responsibilities, result areas and selection criteria for all therapists in a direct service delivery role.

We value all our staff and strive to provide a positive working environment where everyone feels supported, valued and able to achieve their goals.

Overview of benefits

To learn more about the great benefits on offer at Noah’s Ark, visit our Culture & Benefits page.