Speech Pathologist Grade 1 / 2 Job No:

WDHS2105

Location:

Hamilton

Primary & Preventative Health | Western District Health Service

Permanent Full Time (Part Time Considered)

Hamilton, Victoria

Grade 1 - $1357.50 per week Grade 2- $1994.50 per week + Superannuation

Relocation support, including access to short-term shared accommodation (subject to availability)

Join a supportive Allied Health team delivering services across acute, community and aged care settings

Build a rewarding Speech Pathology career in rural health Western District Health Service is seeking enthusiastic and compassionate Speech Pathologists (Grade 1 / Grade 2) to join our growing Primary and Preventative Health team.

This is an exciting opportunity to enjoy a diverse and rewarding caseload while working within a supportive multidisciplinary environment. You'll have the opportunity to work across acute, subacute, community and aged care services, supporting individuals across all stages of life with communication and swallowing needs.

Whether you're an early career Speech Pathologist looking to build your clinical experience or a more experienced clinician seeking greater variety and lifestyle balance, we'd love to hear from you.

Discover Life in Hamilton Hamilton offers an outstanding regional lifestyle with affordable living, excellent schools, vibrant sporting and community groups, and easy access to the Grampians National Park and Victoria's stunning southwest coastline.

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Relocating? We'll Help You Settle In We understand that relocating for work is a significant decision,



and we're committed to helping make the transition as smooth as possible.

Hamilton offers the opportunity to build a fulfilling allied health career while enjoying the benefits of regional living. With affordable housing, excellent schools, a welcoming community and easy access to some of Victoria's most beautiful natural attractions, it's a place where you can truly feel at home.

To support your move, successful applicants relocating to the region may have access to:

Short-term shared accommodation to assist with your transition to the region

Assistance connecting with local real estate agents and long-term rental opportunities

Support to build local connections through community groups, sporting clubs and social networks

Guidance and assistance as you settle into your new role and community

A welcoming and supportive team committed to helping you succeed both professionally and personally

Please note that accommodation support is offered as short-term shared accommodation only and is subject to availability.

What You'll Be Doing Clinical Assessment & Intervention Assess and manage communication and swallowing disorders, providing evidence-based interventions that support positive outcomes for clients and their families.

Diverse Caseload Deliver Speech Pathology services across acute, subacute,



community and aged care settings, developing broad clinical skills and experience.

Multidisciplinary Collaboration Work closely with nursing, medical, allied health and community providers to deliver coordinated, person-centred care.

Education & Community Engagement Provide education and training to staff, carers and community groups while promoting awareness of communication and swallowing disorders throughout the region.

Quality Improvement & Professional Development Participate in supervision, reflective practice, quality improvement activities and ongoing professional development opportunities.

Leadership Opportunities (Grade 2) Support staff and student learning through supervision, mentoring and professional role modelling, as appropriate.

What You Bring

Tertiary qualification in Speech Pathology

Eligibility for membership with Speech Pathology Australia

Experience working with children

Strong communication and interpersonal skills

Commitment to person-centred and evidence-based care

Ability to work effectively within a multidisciplinary team

Commitment to ongoing learning and professional development

Current Driver's Licence

NDIS Worker Screening Check, Working with Children Check and Police Check (or willingness to obtain)

Rights to work in Australia

Desirable

Previous experience across community, acute or aged care settings

Experience with Hanen "It Takes Two to Talk"

Experience with the Lidcombe Program for stuttering

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