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Speech Language Therapist (SLT) - Kaiwhakatikatika i te Reo Kōrero Expression of interest – full and part time roles available – Inpatient wards at North Shore Hospital Competitive salary scale - $63,135 - $85, 204 (step 2-8 on Auckland region PSA Allied, Public Health, Scientific & Technical MECA. Please note that the NZ PSA pay equity settlement has been ratified and significant pay increases agreed which will begin on 31st January with back pay to start date. An exciting opportunity is available for an experienced SLT to join our team at North Shore Hospital, Te Whatu Ora – Waitematā. You would be joining a forward thinking, innovative team that works across both North Shore Hospital and Waitakere Hospital, as well as participating in a weekend service. Our SLT team is small but our culture of openness and shared learning is strong. Diversity is valued here, and building strong connections to Te ao Māori and other cultures is...

Embark on a Transformative Journey Imagine a world where communication is not a barrier, but a bridge for those navigating the complex terrain of homelessness and health needs. Now imagine you, as a Speech and Language Therapist, finding fulfillment in helping us turn this vision into a reality. Join Forces with Change Communication At Change Communication, we address this complexity head-on with professional expertise and care. We have been meeting communication challenges in homelessness settings for 5 years and we invite you to become a pivotal part of this. Creating Impact, Together As our Speech and Language Therapist you will, Engage directly with people experiencing homelessness, providing reassurance, support, and therapy to change their communication experiences and achieve their goals. Collaborate across health, housing and social care settings, enhancing our reach and depth of impact. Innovate within a...

Glasshouse College is part of Ruskin Mill Trust, a leading charitable organisation providing innovative and experiential education and training for young people marginalised by disadvantage, exclusion or special learning needs. Inspired by Rudolf Steiner, William Morris and John Ruskin, the college actively promotes the industrial heritage of the Black Country, craftsmanship and entrepreneurship in traditional and contemporary industry and crafts. The College provides an innovative and diverse Practical Skills Therapeutic Education (PSTE) curriculum and our students benefit from an extensive range of nutritional, therapeutic and medical support in each college. Each core element of the educational cycle is designed to establish active and positive relationships with nature and the community through a holistic approach to human development. This supports three key stages: overcoming barriers to learning; becoming skilled and being ready to engage and give back to the community....