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#3345 – Speech-Language Pathologist

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Days 7AM-3PM
Evenings 3PM-11PM
Awake Nights 11PM-7AM
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Requirement of Employment

Please note, successful applicants will be asked to apply for a Criminal Record Check through the Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General. Do you possess the following?
Valid Basic First Aid / CPR certificate?*
Tuberculosis screen? (Within the last 12 months)*
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Nature of Position

Permanent Full-Time
37.5 hours per week
Monday – Friday
8:30am-4:00pm
Hours of work may vary depending on client needs in alignment with Article 14.5 Flextime

Rate of Pay

$48.30 – $55.89

Location

Dogwood Place Child & Youth Development Centre

Requirements

Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology. Registration with the BC College of Health and Care Professionals. Eligibility for certification with Speech and Audiology Canada. Two years’ experience working in pediatric speech language pathology, or equivalent.

Qualifications / Knowledge / Skills

Our Speech and Language Program works together with families to help children be successful with communication and feeding.
Communication is an important part of early childhood development. Difficulties with communication or feeding can affect a child’s social, emotional, physical, and academic development. Early identification and support can help children build skills and reduce the impact of these challenges.
The SLP Program provides support for children who have been identified with, or may be at risk for, communication and feeding difficulties, including:
•Feeding and swallowing
•Voice quality
•Stuttering
•Hearing
•Use of vocabulary and sentences
•Understanding verbal information
•Production of speech sounds in words
•Use and understanding of basic concepts
•Social interaction and play skills

Union Status

General Unit – This position requires Union membership

Own Vehicle Requirement

Reliable vehicle and business insurance required