Speech Pathologist - Graduate Program 2027 at MedHealth

Alexandria, New South Wales, Australia -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

11 Jun, 26

Salary

89600.0

Posted On

13 Mar, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Speech Pathology, Clinical Skills, Business Skills, People Skills, Assessment, Report Writing, Therapy Support, Advocacy, Goal Achievement, NDIS Participant Support, Community Support, School Support, Clinic Support, Mentoring, Teamwork

Industry

Hospitals and Health Care

Description

Company Description Are you graduating as a Speech Pathologist and ready to kickstart your career somewhere that actually supports you, cheers for you, mentors you, and celebrates your wins? Welcome to Ability Action Australia! Where people develop Where careers grow Where grads thrive Where a real difference is made Where speechies occasionally ask, “Wow, did I really just do that? (Spoiler: Yes, you did!) ABOUT US We’re a national therapy provider helping NDIS participants of all ages “get more out of life today!” Our goal – To be the best Allied Health provider in the country. Our teams are supportive, our culture is fun and empowering, our supervision is actually weekly, and our 12-month Action Packed Graduate Program is here to help you be the kind of speech pathologist you always knew you could be. Speechies love working with us because we combine structure + flexibility, support + independence, professionalism and fun. Job Description WHY YOU’LL LOVE OUR GRADUATE PROGRAM You will learn a whole lot, not just clinical skills but business skills, people skills and all the intangible things that can take you from good to great. You will make mistakes, learn and grow, be challenged, succeed in ways that matter, forge great relationships, have lots of fun, transform lives and learn from experts in the field. Some of the things your will do in this role Include; ✔Supporting participants in the community, school or clinic ✔Completing assessments, writing reports and supporting participants with therapy ✔Advocating for and working with participants and carers to help achieve goals Guaranteed salary of $89,600 incl. super Travel reimbursement $1,500 external CPD allowance Performance-based incentives (potential to earn more + give to the community) Laptop, smartphone & clinical toolkit Professional indemnity insurance Salary packaging + novated leasing options Employee perks: travel discounts, gym savings & more Flexibility Office/clinic, Home or your favorite café 1:1 weekly supervision, monthly workshops, mentoring & your own buddy What sets #AAA apart? A support system that never leaves you feeling alone, especially while you’re learning. We know how much there is to experience and we are here for you. Qualifications WHO YOU ARE You’re a soon-to-be graduating Speech Pathologist who is: • Empathetic, curious & eager to learn • Passionate about helping people communicate & connect • Keen to join a fun, multidisciplinary team • Excited to grow your skills with support • SPA-registered or eligible upon graduation • A licensed driver with your own vehicle Additional Information READY TO LEVEL UP YOUR SPEECHIE CAREER? I’m Lisa Hodge. Your Grad Program guide and question-answerer Phone: 0448 546 107 Email: [email protected] LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisa-hodge/ Apply today and let’s help you get more out of your career, starting now. You are welcome here. Our fast-growing team of more than 3,500 people around Australia represent a huge array of life experiences, skills and ways of thinking. We value all these differences. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer, proudly welcoming people with disability including mental health conditions, people from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds, people from the LGBTQI community, veterans, carers and Indigenous Australians to our team. We are happy to adjust our recruitment process to support accessibility needs. Leadership Opportunity: No Job Status: Full Time

Responsibilities

Responsibilities include supporting participants in community, school, or clinic settings, completing necessary assessments, writing reports, and assisting participants with therapy. The role also involves advocating for and collaborating with participants and carers to help achieve established goals.