46 Speech Pathology jobs in Canada

Job Description

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Our Purpose
At Spark, we're on a mission to make a difference in the way community healthcare is done. As a leading healthcare organization, we are dedicated to supporting our clients with the autonomy to steer their healthcare journey and equipping them with the necessary resources to take control of their health.

Spark is an innovative, award-winning, inclusive and equity focused organization that matches diverse clients to the best one to one care in the community. If you have a passion for helping people and wish to collaborate with a group of like-minded individuals who are committed, hardworking and dedicated, we invite you to become part of our network of healthcare providers!

SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST

Our clients include a diverse group of individuals seeking Speech-Language Pathology services in Ottawa and surrounding areas. Spark Lifecare serves a varied caseload of clients that includes Traumatic Brain Injuries, Complex Medical Diagnoses, Voice and Fluency issues, Autism Spectrum Disorder as well as Developmental Delays. Our clients are looking for therapeutic services for assessment and treatment of cognitive-communication disorders, speech intelligibility challenges, and communication skills related to a variety of needs and challenges. Our clients have a wide range of interests, backgrounds, and range of ages.

You would be the ideal therapist if you have 1-3 years of experience working as a Speech Language Pathologist and have a reliable vehicle to visit clients in their home or other community locations. Ideally, you have experience in the areas of language/communication delays, autism spectrum disorders, and have an interest in working with clients with a range of neurological diagnoses and enjoy working as part of a team.

At Spark, We are committed to client-centered care and are passionate about improving communication skills for our clients.

HOURS

Flexible scheduling options available; Client-dependent schedules

RATE OF PAY

60% of billable hourly rate (from $ /hour)

Requirements:

• Registration in good standing with the College of Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists of Ontario (CASLPO)
• Valid Drivers License and access to a reliable vehicle
• Strong verbal and written communication skills
• Strong interpersonal skills and proven ability to work independently as well as with a multidisciplinary team team
• Computer skills (i.e. ability to work in MS Word and Outlook)
• Experience providing SLP assessment and treatment in a community setting
• Bilingualism, preferred, but not required

Why Spark?

• Competitive compensation
• Strong administrative support
• Flexible caseload and schedule
• Access and coverage for management softwares, online booking systems, and digital charting
• Access to mentorship and resources to support your practice
• Spark perks/reward programs

Therapy is tailored to each person, so each position is unique. Whatever the circumstances, we want people who will genuinely care about their wellbeing.

At Spark, we value community, work life balance and career development. To help foster your personal and professional growth, we partner with Spark University, a non-profit focused on connecting, educating, and empowering caregivers. Spark U provides you with learning opportunities to make sure you are providing quality care for your clients. You can check them out at

Whatever our clients age, background, or circumstances, we help them choose the perfect fit from our handpicked team of passionate, skilled and committed care providers. As a care provider with Spark, you have a voice in the matching process. We believe that your input will foster the best long-term relationships with your clients. At Spark, you'll have flexibility, autonomy and a team who truly cares about you.

Whatever your age, ability, orientation, ethnicity, race, culture, religion or gender identity - you are welcome. Our community is stronger and more vibrant when it is more diverse and inclusive.

Our recruitment process may use artificial intelligence (AI) technology to assist in reviewing applications while supporting efficiency and consistency. All applications are also reviewed by our recruitment team to ensure fair and equitable consideration.

We are committed to a fair, equitable, inclusive, and accessible application and selection process. Requests for accommodation can be made at any stage of the recruitment process. If you require accommodations during the recruitment process, please let us know.

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Job Description

Salary: $41.13 - $1.58 hourly

WHO WE ARE
ONE KIDS PLACE Childrens Treatment Centre provides rehabilitation and related support services for children and youth (up to the age of 19) and their families living in the Districts of Muskoka, Nipissing and Parry Sound. All staff will provide service within an interdisciplinary team environment committed to family-centered practice.

THE OPPORTUNITY

Position: Speech-Language Pathologist
Location: Muskoka
Effective: ASAP
Status: Unionized
Job type: Permanent Full Time 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM

Effective September 2024, OKP has begun to roll out an Alternate Hours program at our North Bay site to provide services to our communities outside of standard business working hours (after 4:30 PM). Staff will be expected to participate, which may result in working alternate hours once per month to support this program. Please note that this program may be implemented at our other locations in the future.

POSITION SUMMARY: The Speech-Language Pathologist provides assessment, consultation, clinical diagnosis and treatment planning to assist children and youth to achieve their optimum rehabilitation potential in all areas of speech and language including communication, cognition and swallowing. Note that clinical supervision of communication disorders assistants and family education will be important components of all positions.

JOB DUTIES:

• Provides quality family-centered care through assessment, establishing a clinical diagnosis and treatment programs to assist children/youth in achieving their maximal functional ability in the areas of communication, cognition and swallowing.
• Documents client-related activities and workload practices according to Childrens Treatment Centre and College standards.
• Utilizes therapeutic techniques / modalities as necessary in the provision of therapy and maintains client confidentiality and privacy.
• Communicates effectively and ensures continuity of care by making treatment decisions in close collaboration with the children/youth/family, other rehabilitation staff and other community service providers as part of an inter-disciplinary team.
• Educates the child/youth, family and other caregivers in the condition/disease process and specific treatment/intervention suggestions to ensure appropriate follow-through of daily activities and programs. The focus may be prevention, maintenance and/or treatment for the client and family.
• Provides clinical supervision within the disciplines scope of practice to designated support personnel and/or placement students.
• Provides equipment recommendations/prescriptions and/or refers children/youth to appropriate services.
• Acts as a resource/educator for the children/youth, families, staff, students, professionals and communities through the facilitation, development and implementation of education programs.
• Participates in the orientation and training of new staff members, placement students and/or volunteers.
• Pursues on-going professional development and growth.
• Other duties as assigned.

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Masters Degree in Speech-Language Pathology
• Current registration with the College of Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology of Ontario
• 2 years related work experience within a pediatric/health care setting with children and youth with special needs
• Experience working in Augmentative and Alternative Communication is an asset
• Working knowledge of community resources and supports within the Districts of Nipissing, Muskoka, Parry Sound and Timiskaming
• Excellent interpersonal and organizational skills/Excellent oral and written communication skills
• Valid Ontario drivers license, proof of insurance and reliable vehicle
• Computer competency and adaptable in the use of computer software for the purpose of assessments, documentation, programming and communication.
• Good attendance/Work Record
• Bilingualism (English/French) is preferred/ADP authorizer is an asset
• Proof of COVID Vaccinations as required by the sector
• New Graduates are encouraged to apply! We offer excellent mentorship and educational opportunities
  
  

WHAT WE OFFER

As an employee at One Kids Place, you will become part of a team of skilled professionals working together to meet the special needs of children, youth and their families. The work environment includes the family-centered principles and values of mutual respect, collaboration, accessibility and community inclusivity. One Kids Place provides opportunities for ongoing education and development through mentorships, workshops, conferences, and seminars.

COMPENSATION: 41.13 - 51.58 hourly (depending on prior experience as per our Collective Agreement).

BENEFITS:

• An amazing pension plan
• Employee Health Benefits
• Employee & Family Assistance Plan
• 4 weeks of paid vacation to START!
• Paid sick time, paid breaks, and more!
  
  

ADDITIONAL PERKS:

• All of our locations benefit from Northern Ontario living work and live minutes from numerous ski-hills, beaches, lakes, trails and outdoor activities for all seasons, as well as unique art, cultural and shopping experiences.

• Relocation assistance may be available to candidates who qualify

HOW TO APPLY

For an opportunity to be part of our exciting future, please apply via this job posting or send your resume attention to:
Human Resources
One Kids Place, 400 McKeown Ave., North Bay ON P1B 0B2
E-mail:

One Kids Place Childrens Treatment Centre is committed to an inclusive and accessible environment. Please send an email to the address above to let us know if you require any accommodation during the recruitment process.

We thank all applicants for their interest. An acknowledgement will be sent only to those candidates who will be interviewed.

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QUI NOUS SOMMES

La place des enfantsCentre de traitement pour enfantsoffre des services de radaptation et de soutien connexe aux enfants et aux jeunes (jusqu' l'ge de 19 ans) et leurs familles vivant dans les districts de Muskoka, Nipissing et Parry Sound. Tout le personnel fournira des services au sein dune quipe interdisciplinaire engage dans une pratique centre sur la famille.

L'OPPORTUNIT

Poste : Orthophoniste
Lieu : Muskoka
Efficace : Ds que possible
Statut : Syndiqu
Type d'emploi : temps-plein, permanent 8h30 16h30

compter de septembre 2024, La place des enfants a commenc dployer un programme d'horaires alternatifs sur notre site de North Bay afin de fournir des services nos communauts en dehors des heures de travail standard (aprs 16 h 30). Le personnel devra participer, ce qui pourra entraner un travail des heures alternes une fois par mois pour soutenir ce programme. Veuillez noter que ce programme pourrait tre mis en uvre dans nos autres sites l'avenir.

SOMMAIRE DU POSTE : Lorthophoniste offre des services dvaluation, de consultation, de diagnostic clinique et de planification du traitement afin daider les enfants et les jeunes bnficier dune radaptation optimale dans tous les domaines de la parole et du langage, y compris la communication, les capacits cognitives et la dglutition. Notez que la supervision clinique des assistants en troubles de la communication et lducation de la famille seront des lments importants de tous les postes.

FONCTIONS DU POSTE:

• Fournit des soins de qualit axs sur la famille grce l'valuation, l'tablissement d'un diagnostic clinique et des programmes de traitement pour aider les enfants/adolescents atteindre leur capacit fonctionnelle maximale dans les domaines de la communication, de la cognition et de la dglutition.
• Documente les activits lies aux clients et les pratiques de charge de travail conformment aux normes du centre de traitement pour enfants et du collge.
• Utilise des techniques / modalits thrapeutiques selon les besoins dans la prestation de la thrapie et maintient la confidentialit et la vie prive du client.
• Communique efficacement et assure la continuit des soins en prenant des dcisions de traitement en troite collaboration avec les enfants/adolescents/famille, d'autres membres du personnel de radaptation et d'autres fournisseurs de services communautaires dans le cadre d'une quipe interdisciplinaire.
• duque l'enfant/adolescent, la famille et les autres soignants sur le processus de l'tat/la maladie et sur les suggestions de traitement/d'intervention spcifiques pour assurer un suivi appropri des activits et des programmes quotidiens. L'accent peut tre mis sur la prvention, l'entretien et/ou le traitement pour le client et sa famille.
• Fournit une supervision clinique dans le cadre de la pratique de la discipline au personnel de soutien dsign et/ou aux stagiaires.
• Fournit des recommandations/prescriptions d'quipement et/ou oriente les enfants/jeunes vers les services appropris.
• Agit en tant que ressource/ducateur pour les enfants/jeunes, les familles, le personnel, les tudiants, les professionnels et les communauts par la facilitation, le dveloppement et la mise en uvre de programmes ducatifs.
• Participe l'orientation et la formation des nouveaux membres du personnel, des stagiaires et/ou des bnvoles.
• Poursuivre le dveloppement et la croissance professionnels continus.
• Autres tches assignes.

QUALIFICATIONS :

• Matrise en orthophonie
• Inscription en rgle auprs de lOrdre des audiologistes et des orthophonistes de lOntario
• Deux annes dexprience de travail pertinente dans un contexte pdiatrique ou de soins de sant, auprs des enfants et des jeunes ayant des besoins particuliers
• Exprience de travail en communication augmentative et alternative est un atout
• Connaissance pratique des ressources et des soutiens communautaires dans les districts de Nipissing, Muskoka, Parry Sound et Timiskaming,
• Excellentes comptences de relations interpersonnelles, dorganisation et de communication verbale et crite
• Permis de conduire de lOntario en vigueur et vhicule fiable
• Matrise de lutilisation de logiciels et capacit de sadapter pour effectuer des valuations, prparer des documents, effectuer de la programmation et communiquer
• Bons antcdents professionnels et assiduit au travail
• Bilingue en anglais et en franais est prfr /le statut dautorisateur du PAAF est un atout
• Les nouveaux diplms sont encourags postuler! Nous offrons d'excellentes opportunits de mentorat et d'ducation.
  
  

CE QUE NOUS PROPOSONS

En tant qu'employ de La place des enfants, vous ferez partie d'une quipe de professionnels qualifis travaillant ensemble pour rpondre aux besoins particuliers des enfants, des jeunes et de leurs familles. L'environnement de travail comprend les principes et les valeurs centrs sur la famille que sont le respect mutuel, la collaboration, l'accessibilit et l'inclusion communautaire. La place des enfants offre des opportunits de formation et de dveloppement continus grce des mentorats, des ateliers, des confrences et des sminaires.

RMUNRATION : 41,13 - 51,58 par heure (selon l'exprience antrieure selon notre convention collective).

AVANTAGES:

• Un rgime de retraite incroyable
• Avantages sociaux pour les employs
• Plan d'aide aux employs et leur famille
• 4 semaines de congs pays pour COMMENCER !
• Congs de maladie pays, pauses payes et bien plus encore !

AVANTAGES SUPPLMENTAIRES:

• Tous nos emplacements bnficient de la vie dans le Nord de l'Ontario travaillez et vivez quelques minutes de nombreuses pistes de ski, plages, lacs, sentiers et activits de plein air pour toutes les saisons, ainsi que d'expriences artistiques, culturelles et de magasinage uniques.
• Une aide la rinstallation peut tre disponible pour les candidats admissibles.

COMMENT POSTULER

Pour avoir l'opportunit de faire partie de notre avenir passionnant, veuillez postuler via cette offre d'emploi ou envoyer votre CV :
Ressources humaines
La place des enfants, 400, avenue McKeown, North Bay ON P1B 0B2
Courriel :

La place des enfants est dtermin offrir un environnement inclusif et accessible. Si vous avez besoin de mesures dadaptation pour participer au processus de recrutement, veuillez lindiquer en envoyant un courriel ladresse cidessus.

Nous remercions tous les candidats pour leur intrt. Un accus de rception sera envoy uniquement aux candidats qui seront interviews.

Job Description

JOIN OUR TEAM AND HELP LEAD WITH CARE, COMPASSION AND COMMITMENT!

ABOUT THE ROLE

The Speech-Language Pathologist will provide assessment consultation and treatment of a variety of swallowing and communication disorders for inpatient adults admitted to the medical and surgical units Intensive Care Unit Stroke Program and Emergency Department at the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre (TBRHSC). The Speech-Language Pathologist will have the opportunity to work as part of a multidisciplinary team. The SLP counsels the client family caregivers and other service providers related to the disorders and their management. The Speech-Language Pathologist will report to the Manger of Rehabilitation Services at TBRHSC.

This posting is for a newly created position within the organization.

COMMITMENT TO DIVERSITY

At St. Joseph's Care Group (SJCG), our diverse workforce strengthens our ability to provide culturally competent care and innovative solutions to the complex needs of our clients and communities. We encourage applicants from all backgrounds, diverse race, ethnicity, gender identity or expression, age, sexual orientation, family status, religion, disability, and socioeconomic status, to help address under-representation and foster greater inclusivity and belonging at SJCG.

By promoting a culture of inclusion and mutual respect, we ensure that our values of care, compassion, and commitment are reflected in every aspect of our work. If you are passionate about making a difference in healthcare and are committed to upholding these values, we encourage you to apply and join us in our journey towards a more inclusive and equitable future.

St. Joseph's Care Group is committed to providing reasonable accommodations to applicants with disabilities in our job application and hiring process.

WHAT YOU BRING

Education/Experience:

• Master's degree or equivalent in Speech-Language Pathology or Communicative Disorders required
• Registration with the College of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists of Ontario required
• Experience in dysphagia and communication disorders management is an asset
• Experience in conducting and interpreting Videofluoroscopic Swallow Studies (VFSS) is an asset

Skills/Abilities:

• Flexibility and excellent organizational interpersonal and teaching skills
• Demonstrated ability to work as part of an interdisciplinary team with proven ability to be flexible adaptive and innovative
• Interest/experience in Quality Improvement and Outcome Measurement
• Demonstrated regular attendance at work

Assets:

• Encouraged to be a member of the Speech-Language & Audiology Canada (SAC)

Conditions of Employment:

• This position shall be conditional upon a satisfactory Police Vulnerable Sector Check (PVSC) where indicated, to ensure the absence of relevant criminal convictions.
• Offers of employment made to external candidates are conditional upon providing proof of a complete primary series of Health Canada approved mRNA COVID-19 vaccine or proof of valid medical exemption, prior to the offered effective date. If proof of vaccination or valid medical exemption is not provided, the offer of employment is rescinded.

WHY JOIN ST. JOSEPH'S CARE GROUP

St. Joseph's Care Group (SJCG) offers a meaningful career for those seeking to make a difference in health care. As a leading provider of complex care, rehabilitation, long-term care, and mental health and addiction services, SJCG is recognized for its commitment to high-quality compassionate, and people-centred care.

Experience a rewarding career and lifestyle you’ll love at the heart of Thunder Bay! Here’s what awaits you when you join our team:

• Enjoy a Competitive, Forward-Thinking Compensation Package: We offer salaries and benefits that recognize your talent and dedication.
• Secure Your Future: Become a member of the Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan (HOOPP) – our organization will contribute $1.26 for every $1 you invest in your pension, ensuring a strong, stable retirement for your future.
• Make Your Move Easier: We provide relocation assistance to help you settle in (some conditions apply).
• Thrive in a Supportive Team: Grow your career and make meaningful contributions alongside dedicated and passionate colleagues.
• Commitment to Diversity: We are proud to be an inclusive workplace that celebrates the unique backgrounds, perspectives, and talents of every team member.
• Advance Your Skills: Access ongoing professional development, advanced education, and a tuition loan program.
• Continuous Improvement: We foster a culture where every team member is empowered to identify opportunities for improvement and share ideas.
• Prioritize Your Wellbeing: Take advantage of comprehensive wellness initiatives and access to an Employee & Family Assistance Program.
• Shape the Future: Get involved in research and teaching initiatives that make a real difference.
• Be Recognized and Rewarded: Benefit from employee recognition, discount, and referral programs.
• Live Where Adventure Meets Opportunity: Nestled on the stunning shores of Lake Superior, Thunder Bay offers the perfect blend of vibrant city life and breathtaking outdoor escapes.

APPLICATION INFORMATION

All job postings will follow the requirements outlined in the applicable collective agreement or the Terms & Conditions of Employment. If the job is not filled through this process, the posting will remain on our external site until the position is successfully filled.

Applicants who are part of the bargaining unit will be given priority consideration as set out in the relevant collective agreement. It is the applicant's responsibility to clearly demonstrate that they have the skills required for the position they are applying for.

Job Description

Salary: $75,000 - $5,000

The Down Syndrome Resource Foundation has an opportunity for a talented Speech-Language Pathologist with a passion for making a difference in the lives of children with developmental disabilities and their families. The location is at our center in north Burnaby,BC. The Down Syndrome Resource Foundation (DSRF) was formed in 1995 and has an established history with a strong reputation for excellence. The DSRF offers a level of Down syndrome expertise unmatched in Canada. Our mission is to support people living with Down syndrome and their families with individualized and leading-edge educational programs, health services, information resources, and rich social connections so each person can flourish in their own right. The outcomes for individuals with Down syndrome can be maximized by providing opportunities for rich social connections with family and friends, participation in the community, optimal health care, as well as the opportunity to learn through instruction that is tailored to the profile of the learner. We offer a dynamic working environment where all members of our team problem solve together to create the best possible outcomes for the children and adults we serve. Our collaborative, interdisciplinary team offers speech and language therapy, occupational therapy, positive behaviour support, mental health services, comprehensive sexual education and one to one academic programs for students of all ages, as well as small group adult programs for students transitioning from high school.

The Ideal Candidate: An interest in continual learning, the ability to be creative and innovative, and a positive, energetic personality are key attributes that you bring to the position. You especially enjoy people of all ages with developmental disabilities and use a play-based approach to learning. You are comfortable collaborating with families. You create a fun and friendly environment in your therapy sessions and appreciate the small gains that lead to success over time.

Responsibilities:

• Provide weekly individualtherapyto individuals with Down syndrome
• Assist in the transfer of skills into the classroom, community, and home environments via mentoring parents and other team members
• Collaborate with Director of Therapy, Behaviour and Family Support and Manager, SLP to ensure quality and effective programming
• Presentations to parents and professionals in the community on various speech and language topics

Qualifications:

• A Registered Speech-Language Pathologist (Masters degree), new grads are welcome!
• Registered with the College of Speech and Hearing Health Professionals ofBC
• Experience in pediatric Speech-Language Pathology

Clinical environment: The DSRF clinic is often a busy environment, with many families having appointments simultaneously. Group classes are also taking place throughout the year. Each therapist and teacher has an office space with a closed door. Therapy sessions are provided in person, or online via telehealth. Moderate physical effort is required throughout the day: therapists follow students lead in terms of level of physical play, and location of activities (at the table, on the floor, in the gym etc.).

Diversity & Inclusion: To be a diverse and inclusive workplace that is representative (at all levels) of the people we serve, DSRF welcomes and encourages applications from anyone who identifies as Indigenous, LGBTQ2S+, a member of a visible minority population, and persons with disabilities. If you are a member of any of these groups and wish to contribute to furthering DSRFs mission, we encourage you to self-identify in your application, cover letter and/or resume.

Compensation: The salary is based upon a 37.5 hour work week and is 75,000.00 - 85,000.00; commensurate with experience as an SLP in a similar role.

The DSRF team is a close-knit group of professionals who are proud of what they do and their organization. For more information on working at DSRF please visit our website at view our employees video at

Apply now to join our team!

Job Description

Speech Language Pathologist
Assistive Devices Resource Service (ADRS)
Early Development (ED)

1 Temporary Full Time Position until April 24, 2026
Halton Site - 3 days/week - ADRS
Mississauga site – 2 days/week - ED

1 Temporary Full Time Position until September 18, 2026
Halton Site - 5 days/week  - ADRS

37.5 hours/week

Work Arrangement: Onsite 
Replacement Position 
Compensation Range: $44.68 - $52.56/hour

Position Summary:
ErinoakKids is seeking an enthusiastic individual to fill a temporary full-time position as a Speech-Language Pathologist with the Assistive Devices Resource Service (ADRS) based out of the Halton and Mississauga sites. The Speech-Language Pathologist is part of a team that supports the provision of assistive technology for Face to Face communication for our clients and supports the prevention, identification, assessment and treatment of speech, language and feeding challenges within our clients. 

Key Responsibilities:   

• Provide assessment of functional communication needs for clients who present with a broad range of communication disorders. 
• Recommend and prescribe appropriate augmentative and alternative communication systems for clients with complex communication needs. 
• Manage an assigned case load and contribute to the quality of care to clients through adherence to the professional standards of the College of Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists. 
• Support client families by providing individual and group training and resources to parents that will support the development of communication skills at home.   
• Maintain regular contact with client families and keep them informed of treatment plans.  

Qualifications: 

• Master's degree in Speech Language Pathology;
• Two years of clinical experience working with children with special needs preferred; 
• Excellent communication skills, written and verbal; 
• Well-developed clinical skills in AAC, developmental delays/disorders and parent/caregiver coaching; 
• Registration with the College of Audiologists and Speech Language Pathologists of Ontario (CASLPO); 
• Demonstrated ability to work effectively in a team setting; 
• Bilingualism in French and English is an asset.  
• Must possess a valid Ontario driver’s license and have access to a personal vehicle. 

Attn: Internal Staff 

Staff actively working in these roles may be prioritized. Please submit an application based on your circumstances. If you are applying for change in position or a promotion, please submit a cover letter and resume.

Join us on our mission to make a difference and impact on the lives of children and youth with disabilities. Apply today to join the ErinoakKids team! 
 
    
@Erinoakkids  

The successful candidate will be required to complete a vulnerable sector search. 
Please note that all prospective ErinoakKids employees are subject to mandatory immunization requirements, as a condition of obtaining and maintaining employment. 

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Job Description

Spectacokids is looking to hire dedicated and energetic skilled individuals to fill contract-based Speech-Language Pathologist positions in the GTA and surrounding areas. Successful candidates will be providing speech therapy in-centre/ homes of the clients. We are currently seeking SLPs in the following cities: Brampton, Burlington, Halton region, Markham, Milton, Mississauga, Oakville, Richmond Hill, Toronto, Vaughan, and York region. Requirements: - Master’s Degree in Speech-Language Pathology - Registration with CASLPO - Ability to work cooperatively with clients and their families - Interest and experience working with the pediatric population, including children on the spectrum - Outstanding communication skills and problem-solving skills. - Proof of personal liability insurance Job Responsibilities Include: - Provide In-person home-based/Centre-based speech therapy (consultation, screening, assessment, treatment) - Conduct both formal and informal Speech-Language assessments. - Provide summary reports of goals and recommendations to families - Plan and implement intervention and parent coaching - Collaborate with team members - Supervise CDAs - Maintain records in keeping with the standards of the College of Audiologists and Speech language Pathologists of Ontario (CASLPO) Job Type: Part-time/Full-time hours: 15-40 per week Benefits: * Flexible schedule * On-site parking * Supportive team * Competitive compensation

Job Description

Salary: $41.13 - $1.58 hourly

WHO WE ARE
ONE KIDS PLACE Childrens Treatment Centre provides rehabilitation and related support services for children and youth (up to the age of 19) and their families living in the Districts of Muskoka, Nipissing and Parry Sound. All staff will provide service within an interdisciplinary team environment committed to family-centered practice.

THE OPPORTUNITY

Position:Speech-Language Pathologist
Location: Timiskaming District (base office can be either New Liskeard or Kirkland Lake)
Effective: ASAP
Status: Unionized
Job type: Permanent Full Time 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM

*Not looking for full-time work? OKP offers flexible working arrangements. Applicants looking for part-time work (less than 35 hours per week) are encouraged to apply.*

Effective September 2024, OKP has begun to roll out an Alternate Hours program at our North Bay site to provide services to our communities outside of standard business working hours (after 4:30 PM). Staff will be expected to participate, which may result in working alternate hours once per month to support this program. Please note that this program may be implemented at our other locations in the future.

POSITION SUMMARY: The Speech-Language Pathologist provides assessment, consultation, clinical diagnosis and treatment planning to assist children and youth to achieve their optimum rehabilitation potential in all areas of speech and language including communication, cognition and swallowing. Note that clinical supervision of communication disorders assistants and family education will be important components of all positions.

JOB DUTIES:

• Provides quality family-centered care through assessment, establishing a clinical diagnosis and treatment programs to assist children/youth in achieving their maximal functional ability in the areas of communication, cognition and swallowing.
• Documents client-related activities and workload practices according to Childrens Treatment Centre and College standards.
• Utilizes therapeutic techniques / modalities as necessary in the provision of therapy and maintains client confidentiality and privacy.
• Communicates effectively and ensures continuity of care by making treatment decisions in close collaboration with the children/youth/family, other rehabilitation staff and other community service providers as part of an inter-disciplinary team.
• Educates the child/youth, family and other caregivers in the condition/disease process and specific treatment/intervention suggestions to ensure appropriate follow-through of daily activities and programs. The focus may be prevention, maintenance and/or treatment for the client and family.
• Provides clinical supervision within the disciplines scope of practice to designated support personnel and/or placement students.
• Provides equipment recommendations/prescriptions and/or refers children/youth to appropriate services.
• Acts as a resource/educator for the children/youth, families, staff, students, professionals and communities through the facilitation, development and implementation of education programs.
• Participates in the orientation and training of new staff members, placement students and/or volunteers.
• Pursues on-going professional development and growth.
• Other duties as assigned.
  

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Masters Degree in Speech-Language Pathology
• Current registration with the College of Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology of Ontario
• 2 years related work experience within a pediatric/health care setting with children and youth with special needs an asset
• Experience working in Augmentative and Alternative Communication is an asset
• Working knowledge of community resources and supports within the Districts of Nipissing, Muskoka, Parry Sound and Timiskaming
• Excellent interpersonal and organizational skills/Excellent oral and written communication skills
• Valid Ontario drivers license, proof of insurance and reliable vehicle
• Computer competency and adaptable in the use of computer software for the purpose of assessments, documentation, programming and communication.
• Good attendance/Work Record
• Bilingualism (English/French) is preferred/ADP authorizer is an asset
• Proof of COVID Vaccinations as required by the sector
  
• New Graduates are encouraged to apply! We offer excellent mentorship and educational opportunities.
  
  

WHAT WE OFFER

As an employee at One Kids Place, you will become part of a team of skilled professionals working together to meet the special needs of children, youth and their families. The work environment includes the family-centered principles and values of mutual respect, collaboration, accessibility and community inclusivity. One Kids Place provides opportunities for ongoing education and development through mentorships, workshops, conferences, and seminars.

COMPENSATION: 41.13 - 51.58 hourly(depending on prior experience as per our Collective Agreement).

BENEFITS:

• An amazing pension plan
• Employee Health Benefits
• Employee & Family Assistance Plan
• 4 weeks of paid vacation to START!
• Paid sick time, paid breaks, and more!
  

ADDITIONAL PERKS:

• All of our locations benefit from Northern Ontario living work and live minutes from numerous ski-hills, beaches, lakes, trails and outdoor activities for all seasons, as well as unique art, cultural and shopping experiences.
• Relocation assistance may be available to candidates who qualify
  
  

HOW TO APPLY

For an opportunity to be part of our exciting future, please apply via this job posting or send your resume attention to:
Human Resources
One Kids Place, 400 McKeown Ave., North Bay ON P1B 0B2
E-mail:

One Kids Place Childrens Treatment Centre is committed to an inclusive and accessible environment. Please send an email to the address above to let us know if you require any accommodation during the recruitment process.

We thank all applicants for their interest. An acknowledgement will be sent only to those candidates who will be interviewed.

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QUI NOUS SOMMES

La place des enfantsCentre de traitement pour enfantsoffre des services de radaptation et de soutien connexe aux enfants et aux jeunes (jusqu' l'ge de 19 ans) et leurs familles vivant dans les districts de Muskoka, Nipissing et Parry Sound. Tout le personnel fournira des services au sein dune quipe interdisciplinaire engage dans une pratique centre sur la famille.

L'OPPORTUNIT

Poste : Orthophoniste
Lieu : District de Timiskaming (le bureau principal peut tre New Liskeard ou Kirkland Lake)
Efficace : Ds que possible
Statut : Syndiqu
Type d'emploi : Permanent temps plein 8h30 16h30

*Vous ne cherchez pas de travail temps plein ? La place des enfants propose des modalits de travail flexibles. Les candidats la recherche d'un travail temps partiel (moins de 35 heures par semaine) sont encourags postuler.*

compter de septembre 2024, La place des enfants a commenc dployer un programme d'horaires alternatifs sur notre site de North Bay afin de fournir des services nos communauts en dehors des heures de travail standard (aprs 16 h 30). Le personnel devra participer, ce qui pourra entraner un travail des heures alternes une fois par mois pour soutenir ce programme. Veuillez noter que ce programme pourrait tre mis en uvre dans nos autres sites l'avenir.

SOMMAIRE DU POSTE : Lorthophoniste offre des services dvaluation, de consultation, de diagnostic clinique et de planification du traitement afin daider les enfants et les jeunes bnficier dune radaptation optimale dans tous les domaines de la parole et du langage, y compris la communication, les capacits cognitives et la dglutition. Notez que la supervision clinique des assistants en troubles de la communication et lducation de la famille seront des lments importants de tous les postes.

FONCTIONS DU POSTE:

• Fournit des soins de qualit axs sur la famille grce l'valuation, l'tablissement d'un diagnostic clinique et des programmes de traitement pour aider les enfants/adolescents atteindre leur capacit fonctionnelle maximale dans les domaines de la communication, de la cognition et de la dglutition.
• Documente les activits lies aux clients et les pratiques de charge de travail conformment aux normes du centre de traitement pour enfants et du collge.
• Utilise des techniques / modalits thrapeutiques selon les besoins dans la prestation de la thrapie et maintient la confidentialit et la vie prive du client.
• Communique efficacement et assure la continuit des soins en prenant des dcisions de traitement en troite collaboration avec les enfants/adolescents/famille, d'autres membres du personnel de radaptation et d'autres fournisseurs de services communautaires dans le cadre d'une quipe interdisciplinaire.
• duque l'enfant/adolescent, la famille et les autres soignants sur le processus de l'tat/la maladie et sur les suggestions de traitement/d'intervention spcifiques pour assurer un suivi appropri des activits et des programmes quotidiens. L'accent peut tre mis sur la prvention, l'entretien et/ou le traitement pour le client et sa famille.
• Fournit une supervision clinique dans le cadre de la pratique de la discipline au personnel de soutien dsign et/ou aux stagiaires.
• Fournit des recommandations/prescriptions d'quipement et/ou oriente les enfants/jeunes vers les services appropris.
• Agit en tant que ressource/ducateur pour les enfants/jeunes, les familles, le personnel, les tudiants, les professionnels et les communauts par la facilitation, le dveloppement et la mise en uvre de programmes ducatifs.
• Participe l'orientation et la formation des nouveaux membres du personnel, des stagiaires et/ou des bnvoles.
• Poursuivre le dveloppement et la croissance professionnels continus.
• Autres tches assignes.
  

QUALIFICATIONS :

• Matrise en orthophonie
• Inscription en rgle auprs de lOrdre des audiologistes et des orthophonistes de lOntario
• Deux ans d'exprience de travail pertinente dans un milieu pdiatrique ou de soins de sant, avec des enfants et des jeunes ayant des besoins spciaux, un atout
• Exprience de travail en communication augmentative et alternative est un atout
• Connaissance pratique des ressources et des soutiens communautaires dans les districts de Nipissing, Muskoka, Parry Sound et Timiskaming,
• Excellentes comptences de relations interpersonnelles, dorganisation et de communication verbale et crite
• Permis de conduire de lOntario en vigueur et vhicule fiable
• Matrise de lutilisation de logiciels et capacit de sadapter pour effectuer des valuations, prparer des documents, effectuer de la programmation et communiquer
• Bons antcdents professionnels et assiduit au travail
• Bilingue en anglais et en franais est prfr /le statut dautorisateur du PAAF est un atout
  
• Les nouveaux diplms sont encourags postuler! Nous offrons d'excellentes opportunits de mentorat et d'ducation.

CE QUE NOUS PROPOSONS

En tant qu'employ de One Kids Place, vous ferez partie d'une quipe de professionnels qualifis travaillant ensemble pour rpondre aux besoins particuliers des enfants, des jeunes et de leurs familles. L'environnement de travail comprend les principes et les valeurs centrs sur la famille que sont le respect mutuel, la collaboration, l'accessibilit et l'inclusion communautaire. One Kids Place offre des opportunits de formation et de dveloppement continus grce des mentorats, des ateliers, des confrences et des sminaires.

RMUNRATION : 41,13 - 51,58 par heure (selon l'exprience antrieure selon notre convention collective).

AVANTAGES:

• Un rgime de retraite incroyable
• Avantages sociaux pour les employs
• Plan d'aide aux employs et leur famille
• 4 semaines de congs pays pour COMMENCER !
• Congs de maladie pays, pauses payes et bien plus encore !

AVANTAGES SUPPLMENTAIRES :

• Tous nos emplacements bnficient de la vie dans le Nord de l'Ontario travaillez et vivez quelques minutes de nombreuses pistes de ski, plages, lacs, sentiers et activits de plein air pour toutes les saisons, ainsi que d'expriences artistiques, culturelles et de magasinage uniques.
• Une aide la rinstallation peut tre disponible pour les candidats admissibles.

COMMENT POSTULER

Pour avoir l'opportunit de faire partie de notre avenir passionnant, veuillez postuler via cette offre d'emploi ou envoyer votre CV :
Ressources humaines
One Kids Place, 400, avenue McKeown, North Bay ON P1B 0B2
Courriel :

La place des enfants est dtermin offrir un environnement inclusif et accessible. Si vous avez besoin de mesures dadaptation pour participer au processus de recrutement, veuillez lindiquer en envoyant un courriel ladresse cidessus.

Nous remercions tous les candidats pour leur intrt. Un accus de rception sera envoy uniquement aux candidats qui seront interviews.

Join us to make a lasting impact! An excellent work-life balance is waiting for you!

The Speech Language Pathologist is part of the Supports for Students with Exceptionalities (SSEP) team and will provide the necessary speech-language assessments, student programming, and community staff training as required. The Speech Language Pathologist will collaborate with other members of the school support team in developing a plan to address the speech language needs of students on their caseload.

Since 1992, FNESC, led by a strong and diverse board of over 130 First Nations community representatives, has worked in partnership with the First Nations School Association (FNSA), and the Indigenous Adult Higher Learning Association (IAHLA). Communications, research, partnership-building, resource development and advocacy are all part of the work we do to advance issues in First Nations education.

What We Offer:

• The salary for this position is $87,918.00 per year;
• Six (6) weeks of vacation as well as two (2) weeks of vacation at Christmas time (with the latter being subject to annual board approval);
• Well above-average benefits plan that is 100% paid for by FNESC, that includes: extended health care, dental care, and vision care;
• Well above-average employer matched pension plan;
• The potential for work-from-home;
• Career advancement opportunities in a fast-growing organization (approximately 30% of current FNESC employees have been promoted into their current role);
• Generous annual professional development subsidy;
• Generous wellness subsidy;
• 35-hour working week;
• Regular employee appreciation events such as our annual Summer Barbeque and Christmas Party.
• Respectful work environment with a stellar work-life balance.

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Working within the First Nation schools as designated by FNESC;
• Providing the necessary speech-language assessments, student programming, and community/staff training as required;
• Conducting Speech Language assessments and screenings for approved students in assigned schools;
• Collaborating with students, school staff, parents/families, and community members where applicable to develop a realistic approach to addressing the speech language needs of students within the resources available;
• Collaborating with members of the school support team assigned to the school;
• Providing follow-up support primarily remotely, with in-person support as deemed necessary by the school and as approved by FNESC;
• Providing data, statistical reports as required to meet program accountability requirements and identify and implement strategies to increase program success;
• Completing student assessment reports utilizing the FNESC SLP Report template;
• Collecting data from school visits;

What We’re Looking For:

• Minimum of 2 years experience as a Pediatric Speech Language Pathologist;
• Current registration as a Speech Language Pathologist with the College of Health and Care Professionals of BC (CHCPBC) and a master’s degree from an accredited school of Speech Language Pathology;
• Demonstrate experience and clinical competence including successful observation, assessment and therapy skills;
• Ideally experience working with First Nations in the field of Speech Language Pathology;
• Valid driver's license;
• Satisfactory criminal record check;
• Computer literacy (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, etc.);
• Comprehensive understanding of First Nations education issues and First Nations issues in British Columbia;
• Utilize sound judgment, tact, and empathy;
• Knowledge of current standards, trends, issues, best practices, philosophy, and techniques in speech language pathology;
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills and ability to discuss speech language therapy techniques.

We offer full-time meaningful work in a professional, friendly, and diverse office environment which is easily accessible by transit and right next door to Park Royal Mall. We enjoy having occasional lunches together as a team – pizza is one of our favorites.

This is a full-time, permanent position with most of the work being done between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. However, the nature of this position is such that occasional work outside of those hours, including weekend work, may be required.

FNESC requires that all FNESC staff be fully vaccinated for COVID-19 for two reasons: First, because FNESC takes its responsibility to create and maintain a healthy workplace very seriously. And, second, because many of our staff attend First Nations communities in-person. Some First Nations have unique requirements and vulnerabilities related to communicable diseases like COVID-19, and FNESC always respects the needs of First Nations.

We thank everyone who applies for their interest in FNESC. Unfortunately, due to the volume of applications, we are only able to respond to those applicants who are selected for an interview. We cannot respond to telephone or email inquiries.

Please send your resume and cover letter to