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About the Role

The , focuses on the latest research; with a strong emphasis on technology, interprofessional approach and collaboration with other allied health disciplines to deliver an innovative and leading learning environment.

We have an opportunity for a Lecturer in Speech Pathology to contribute to curriculum development, and teaching and learning, within the undergraduate and postgraduate Speech Pathology programs. In this role you will engage in high-quality research, collaborating with internal and external research partners; and foster engagement with industry partners.
Detailed Description

About You

You are presently an Associate Lecturer, or an experienced clinician interested in pursuing a career in tertiary research and education; and would be interested in undertaking a doctoral degree with the support of the discipline*.

You will need to demonstrate suitability to the following specific role requirements:

- A degree in Speech Pathology that qualifies for certified practising membership of Speech Pathology Australia.

- Completion (or close to completion)



of a PhD in Speech Pathology, OR substantial experience as a practicing speech pathologist in Australia and willingness to enrol in a PhD as part of the research component of this role.

- Teaching in Speech Pathology using alternative/versatile teaching methods and a variety of assessment processes

- Clinical and student supervision experience in Speech Pathology and understanding of the clinical setting in Australia.

- High level interpersonal skills and ability to establish good working relationships with colleagues, students and a wide range of stakeholders.

Refer to the attached Position Statement for a full listing of the selection criteria and role responsibilities.
Remuneration/Salary

Base Salary Range: $130,297 to $154,215 per annum (Academic Level B)

This role attracts 17% superannuation in addition to the base salary.

UTS staff also benefit from a wide range of include flexible work practices, generous parental leave and salary packaging opportunities.

This position is full time and appointment will be made on a continuing basis. A hybrid work arrangement is available which comprises of working onsite at the UTS Broadway Sydney campus and remote working.

📌 Lecturer in Speech Pathology (Australia)
🏢 University Of Technology Sydney
📍 Australia