Speech Therapist

Speech Therapist

The Speech Therapist practices as a member of the multi-disciplinary team and delivers service to adults, children and families.

The Speech Therapist is responsible for providing high-quality speech pathology services to the community within a community health framework. This role involves the assessment, diagnosis, and evidence-based intervention for a diverse range of communication and swallowing disorders. The Speech Therapist works collaboratively as part of a multidisciplinary team to support the holistic development and well‑being of clients. The position is dedicated to promoting inclusive and accessible healthcare by delivering services in a culturally sensitive and client/patient‑centered manner. The position will work across acute services, residential aged care and community health.

Key Responsibilities

Clinical Assessment and Diagnosis

- Conduct comprehensive assessments of speech, language, voice, fluency, and feeding/swallowing disorders in a paediatric population

- Interpret assessment results to formulate a differential diagnosis and develop individualized intervention plan.

- As a qualified Speech Pathologist, you will apply advanced clinical expertise to provide comprehensive assessment, diagnosis, and intervention for complex and high‑risk pediatric caseloads. This includes expert management of a diverse range of speech, language, voice, fluency, and feeding/swallowing disorders

Therapy and Intervention

- Design and implement evidence‑based therapeutic interventions tailored to the specific needs of each client

- Provide direct therapy, carer training, and group‑based interventions to support communication development

- You will design and lead the implementation of strategic, evidence‑based therapeutic interventions, ensuring optimal functional outcomes for clients / patients / residents

Leadership and Interprofessional Collaboration

- You will provide leadership and expert consultation both internally and externally, fostering a culture of best practice

- You will establish and maintain effective networks with professional and special interest groups to share evidence‑based information and contribute to the advancement of the profession

- You will also lead collaboration with families, caregivers, other staff and educators to develop and achieve meaningful, functional goals, where applicable

Requirements

- Bachelor's or master's degree in Speech Pathology from an accredited institution.

- Current and full professional registration with the relevant national professional body (e.g., Speech Pathology Australia, ASHA).

- Demonstrated experience in assessing and treating a pediatric caseload, including a range of communication and swallowing disorders.

- Strong understanding of child development, family‑centered practice, and evidence‑based intervention models

How to Apply

Ready to take the next step in your career? Please follow the links to apply via LiveHire or for further information please email CHHumanresources@corryonghealth.org.au.

Join us at Corryong Health and be a part of a community where your expertise is valued, and your professional growth is supported. We look forward to welcoming you to our team

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