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Speech and Language ConsultantAre you passionate about early development, helping kids meet their full potential, and supporting families to thrive? Do you enjoy collaborating and growing within a team? Do you love challenging your limits, learning new skills, and reaching new heights? Most of all, does witnessing the achievements and successes of those around you bring you joy?If so, you might be a great fit for Spring Forward.Spring Forward is a holistic early development centre focused on supporting children and families through early childhood. In Australia, 1 in 5 children start kindergarten developmentally vulnerable, and 1 in 10 parents lack confidence in their parenting skills. These statistics inspired us to create positive, lasting change in early learning and development. Our team comprises professionals from allied health to education, working collaboratively to provide play-based services and parent education.The OpportunityAs a Speech and Language Consultant, you will leverage your knowledge to advise clients on speech and language development, collaborate with educators, professionals, and parents, and design tailored early development plans. Your role extends beyond direct therapy to strategic planning, training, and program development. You do not need to be a registered therapist to apply, as this role is suitable for experienced professionals whose registration may have lapsed.Position OverviewConduct client interviews and develop assessment plans (online, onsite, across departments)Oversee and create intervention plans for clients to implement at home, school, or in the centre with therapy assistantsFacilitate client groups and parent education seminarsManage clients ensuring a clear, multidisciplinary 6-month early intervention plan is developed collaborativelySecure client commitment, schedule appointments, and convert intakes into servicesRun webinars and seminars onlineSupervise and educate junior team membersConduct parent consultations and client appointmentsComplete reports, including home programs, progress, and assessmentsEnsure high-quality, evidence-based, ethical careAssess, set goals, plan, and implement personalized intervention plansDevelop goals with the multidisciplinary teamManage weekly schedules to meet KPIsCreate therapy plans and home programs for clients and assistantsConduct parent education sessionsContribute expertise to the multidisciplinary team and provide in-servicesAdminister clinical assessments (standardized and non-standardized)Promote early development and parent support servicesEngage in weekly supervision and professional developmentContribute content for social media engagementMinimum RequirementsBachelor''s degree in Speech Pathology (registration not required)Working with Children Check (paid)Police check (clear)First aid certificateCPR certificationWhat We Are Looking ForWe seek individuals who will champion our mission and thrive in our team-oriented, innovative environment. You should be proactive, eager to learn, honest, kind, passionate about helping children and families, and able to work independently within our flat organizational structure. We value contributors who think outside the box and are committed to personal and professional growth.BenefitsComprehensive onboarding and ongoing supportA resource kit valued over $5,000Clear bonus structureOver $2,000 annually for continuing educationPersonalized career development planWellness allowances and self-care supportOpportunities for innovation and professional growthA fun, enthusiastic team environmentWeekly professional developmentIf this position interests you and you believe you''re the right fit, we encourage you to apply ASAP. We look forward to hearing from you! #J-18808-Ljbffr