Orthophoniste dans la region de Cote nord, évaluant et traitant les troubles de la communication en collaborant avec les familles et professionnels de santé.
About the role
- Speech-Language Pathologist delivering stuttering and communication assessments and therapy through the University of Alberta’s ISTAR programs. Providing virtual and in-person care, training, supervision, and research support.
Responsibilities
- Provide assessment services to children, teens, and adults with stuttering or other communication needs through ISTAR and the Communication Improvement Program
- Schedule assessments and determine appropriate in-clinic or virtual-care modality
- Conduct initial and ongoing assessments, analyze results, upload audio/video samples, and complete recording protocols
- Generate treatment, funding, and referral recommendations and complete required reports and summaries
- Develop treatment plans and provide individually tailored fluency or communication interventions in clinic, school, or remote formats
- Design treatment activities and plan school-based therapy activities
- Provide home-practice and carry-over recommendations to clients, families, teachers, and support personnel
- Develop classroom-based communication recommendations and consult with educational teams
- Coordinate ISTAR intensive and refresher clinics
- Document treatment progress through progress notes and treatment summaries
- Consult with, mentor, and train community-based SLPs
- Deliver guest lectures, in-service training, and workshops
- Supervise students completing clinical placements, including training, feedback, and evaluations
- Assist with equipment maintenance and calibration and maintain clinical materials and resources
- Participate in research, clinical, public education, donor relations, and public awareness projects as assigned
Requirements
- Master degree in Speech-Language Pathology
- ACSLPA registration is required
- Specialized training in and experience with providing stuttering interventions (e.g., Palin PCI, Lidcombe Program, Comprehensive Stuttering Program, Camperdown) is an asset including other communication disorders
- Experience with providing interventions to address communication difficulties
- Previous experience working within a school system is considered an asset
- Experience working within post secondary institutions considered an asset
- Strong oral and written communication and interpersonal skills
- Ability to identify speech disorders by listening
- Prior experience at ISTAR may be considered an asset
- Strong problem solving, analytical, and critical thinking skills
- Initiative, organizational, prioritization, and self-management skills
- Project and resource management skills
- Excellent written and oral communication skills focused on stakeholder engagement, service documentation, and report writing
- Understanding of program planning, implementation, data collection, evaluation, assessment, and dissemination
- Ability to develop and/or maintain professional, positive, and collaborative relationships with internal and external clients and stakeholders
Benefits
- Comprehensive benefits package
- Initial 1-year appointment with possibility of extension
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