Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist

Overview

South Peace Child Development Centre is hiring a full-time Speech-Language Pathologist. Located in Dawson Creek, British Columbia, Canada.

Located in the beautiful British Columbia, Canada. Dawson Creek is close to the foothills of the Rockies and offers easy access to camping, hiking, biking, skiing and sledding. Dawson Creek is Mile Zero of the Alaska Highway and is the gateway to the North, the Yukon and Alaska. Come enjoy this vibrant community, population 13,000. Many amenities:
Ovintiv Event Centre, Calvin Kruk Cultural Centre, indoor running track, leisure pool, curling rink, three indoor ice arena, skateboard park. Affordable housing and public / private school options. 1 ½ hour drive to Grande Prairie, Alberta population of 80,000 and 6 hours to Edmonton, Alberta and direct flights to Vancouver, British Columbia.

An exciting opportunity to work with a trans-disciplinary team including Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy, offering family-centered pediatric services for children 0-5 years.

• Collaborate as part of a trans-disciplinary team providing family-centered pediatric services for children aged 0-5.

• Registered with Speech-Language Audiology Canada (SAC-OAC) and with the College of Speech and Hearing Health Professionals of BC (CHHPBC).
• Experience in pediatrics is desirable.
• Full Time (37.5 hr/wk).
• Unionized. Health Sciences Professionals.
• Full benefits paid by the employer (Health, Extended Health, Dental).
• Mentorship program – new grads welcome.

• Core value of our organization is teamwork.

Apply to: Kim Hughes, Executive Director

South Peace Child Development Centre

9001 - 10 Street, Dawson Creek, BC V1G 4T1

Phone:  ex 221

Email:

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Testimonial by Maciel Pereda – past SLP for SPCDC

“My first job as an SLP was at the South Peace CDC. I truly believe that having this experience shaped me into a clinician with strong skills in my own field, but also one with foundational knowledge in multiple areas of development. The support of a transdisciplinary team was unique and created an appreciation and respect within me for seeing children and families in a much more holistic manner than what my formal schooling taught me to do.

This job would be a great first experience for SLPs seeking to gain a deeper understanding of child development and family dynamics, but also for more experienced clinicians who are looking to expand their knowledge base outside of the traditional speech and language domains.”