Job Details
Location: Oakville, ON
Position Type: Full Time, On Site (40 hours per week)
Hours: 8:00-4:30 Monday-Friday core hours, with one evening per 6‑week period and one Saturday per 6 weeks for group/workshop availability
Salary: $40.31 – $47.75 per hour (40‑hour work week, OPSEU unionized position)
Contract: Maternity Leave contract 12‑18 months
About the Client
Our client is a recognized leader supporting people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and is dedicated to fostering an inclusive and dynamic workplace.
Position Overview
We are seeking a critical‑thinking and compassionate Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) to support the delivery of speech and language therapy services in a multidisciplinary team. The successful candidate will work with adults with communication challenges, implementing therapy plans and helping clients achieve their communication goals.
Key Responsibilities
Implement individualized therapy programs
Conduct one‑on‑one and/or small group therapy sessions
Take accurate and clean SOAP notes during the sessions
Prepare therapy materials and activities tailored to client needs
Communicate effectively with caregivers regarding progress and home practice strategies
Maintain a clean, organized, and engaging therapy environment
Follow all clinical guidelines, confidentiality standards, and professional regulations
Qualifications
Master’s degree in Speech‑Language Pathology (or Communication Sciences and Disorders)
Current registration with College of Audiologists and Speech‑Language Pathologists of Ontario (CASLPO)
Experience working with individuals with communication disorders, adults with developmental disabilities (preferred)
Expertise in augmentative/assistive communication for nonverbal individuals with autism, feeding and swallowing assessments, IDDSI model familiarity
Strong interpersonal and communication skills
Ability to follow direction and work collaboratively within a clinical team
Organized, reliable, and detail‑oriented
Passion for helping individuals improve their communication skills