Paediatric Speech Language Pathologist (British Columbia)

Paediatric Speech Language Pathologist (British Columbia)

30 Oct
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Vancouver Island Health Authority
|
British Columbia

30 Oct

Vancouver Island Health Authority

British Columbia

Assess and treat children’s communication at Queen Alexandra Centre for Children’s Health in Victoria, using paediatric swallowing expertise. Travel between multiple sites may be required.
This temporary part time Speech Language Pathologist supports children within a family-centered philosophy and assigned teams. The position includes diagnosis, treatment, consultation, education, videofluoroscopic assessment, and caregiver support. Island Health emphasizes patient and staff safety throughout all duties.
Key Responsibilities: Assess children’s communication and swallowing disorders
Diagnose and treat communication needs
Provide short-term, time-limited therapy interventions
Consult with caregivers and Program staff
Deliver training,



information sharing, and role modeling
Requirements: Current British Columbia Speech-Language Pathologist licensure
Master’s degree in Speech Pathology and Audiology
Advanced paediatric videofluoroscopic swallowing assessment certificate
Two years’ experience with children having multiple disabilities
Effective written and oral English communication
Bring paediatric assessment, treatment, swallowing expertise, and family consultation skills to Island Health’s Victoria services.

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📌 Paediatric Speech Language Pathologist (British Columbia)
🏢 Vancouver Island Health Authority
📍 British Columbia

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