Assesses and provides individualized Speech Therapy intervention for children with a wide range of speech and language challenges (eg. Apraxia of Speech or Specific Language Impairment)
Conducts group Speech Therapy classes (eg. in the areas of socialization and communication)
Establishes good therapist - parent relationships through regular feedback and open communication; provides parents and caregivers with updates on the child’s progress and relevant home strategies and recommendations after each session with the child
Update parents regarding sessions and progress after each session (text/photos/videos etc)
Updating case notes post-sessions regularly and independently
Establishes a good network of and maintains good relations with other professionals in the field
Be proactive in keeping abreast of developments in the field of Pediatric Speech Therapy
Complies with the regulations and guidelines of AHPC
Job Requirements:
Diploma, degree, or post-graduate qualification in speech therapy from a recognized university.
Registered and complies with the regulations under the Allied Health Professions Act 2011.
Passionate about inclusionary practice and implementation of early intervention strategies.
Possesses ability to build rapport and therapeutic relationships with the children and families.
At least 3 year’s experience working with children would be preferable.