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to the speech pathology team Developing and implementing evidence-based speech pathology programs and interventions Collaborating with other allied health professionals and community stakeholders to deliver
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. Demonstrated effective written and oral communication skills in dealing with people from a variety of backgrounds both internal and external to the organisation. Sound knowledge of University student policies
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numeracy programs that are integrated into the curriculum, enabling students to thrive in their studies. 1 x fixed term to December 2025; part-time 29 hours per week 1 x fixed term to July 2026; part-time
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. Effective engagement with external business/industry partners and other professional service providers is inherent to the role’s requirements. What you’ll bring Demonstrated well-developed written and oral communication
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and as a member of a team. High quality written and oral communication skills, and the ability to engage a range of stakeholders. Why JCU? JCU offers a culturally diverse working environment with
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, occupational therapists, and speech pathologists, in providing culturally appropriate care to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander clients. Facilitating communication between clients, their families, and
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SCIENCES The College of Healthcare Sciences promotes, fosters, supports and administers quality teaching and research at JCU in the areas of Physiotherapy, Speech Pathology, Occupational Therapy, Nursing and
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Certificate, diploma or degree qualifications or significant relevant experience or a combination of relevant education/training. Effective written and oral communication skills including interpersonal skills
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written and oral communication skills including interpersonal skills, to a deliver customer centric service with positive outcomes. Demonstrated ability to carry out routine tasks autonomously and work
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deliver the Psychology and Allied Health Supervisor Training Program (STP)—a nationally recognised, interprofessional training program approved by the Psychology Board of Australia. About the Role As