Speech pathology Sample Clauses

Speech pathology. This term in- cludes the: (i) Identification of preschool chil- dren and children with speech or lan- guage disorders. (ii) Diagnosis and appraisal of spe- cific speech or language disorders. (iii) Referral for medical or other professional attention to correct or ameliorate speech or language dis- orders. (iv) Provision of speech and language services for the correction, ameliora- tion, and prevention of communicative disorders. (v) Counseling and guidance of pre- school children, children, parents, and teachers regarding speech and language disorders.
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Speech pathology. 1.11.1 Speech Pathologist Grade 1 (Qualified) An Employee employed as such holding a Bachelor of Applied Science in Speech Pathology or an equivalent qualification as recognised by Speech Pathology Australia. 1.11.2 Speech Pathologist Grade 2 A Speech Pathologist who is required to undertake additional responsibilities, for example: a. supervising Speech Pathology students; or b. is required to take charge of a section of the Speech Pathology Department; or c. holds an equivalent position at a smaller establishment, such as a day hospital/centre, nursing home or community health centre.
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Speech pathology. (a) Speech Pathologist (Qualified) An Employee holding a Bachelor of Applied Science in Speech Pathology from the Lincoln Institute, a licentiateship of the Australian College of Speech Therapists, or an equivalent qualification as recognised by the Australian Association of Speech and Hearing. (b) Speech Pathologist Grade 2 A Speech Pathologist appointed to the Grade, with additional responsibilities, for example: (i) Supervision of Speech Pathology Students; or (ii) On the recommendation of the Chief Speech Pathologist is in charge of a section of the Speech Pathology Department recognised by the Employer; or (iii) Holds an equivalent position at a smaller establishment, such as a day hospital/centre, nursing home or community health centre.
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