Company Description Multilinguabilities is an approved FSCD provider offering specialized, family-centered services for neurodivergent children and their caregivers. The organization provides pediatric speech-language pathology, respite services, dedicated family coach support, and occupational therapy with a focus on sensory integration. Behaviour consultation and strategy are integrated into care plans to support children across home, school, and community settings. Multilinguabilities emphasizes collaborative, multidisciplinary work to help children build communication, independence, and confidence in everyday life.
Role Description The Speech-Language Pathologist role at Multilinguabilities is a hybrid position based in Edmonton, AB, with opportunities for some work from home. Day-to-day responsibilities include assessing speech, language, and communication needs of pediatric clients; developing and implementing individualized treatment plans; and providing direct therapy sessions in clinic, community, and virtual settings. The Speech-Language Pathologist will collaborate with family coaches, occupational therapists, and behavior consultants to create integrated intervention strategies and support caregivers with education and coaching. Additional duties include maintaining accurate documentation, participating in case conferences, and contributing to program development that reflects best practices in pediatric and neurodivergent care.
Qualifications
- Demonstrated expertise in Speech Therapy and Speech, with a focus on pediatric and neurodivergent populations.
- Strong knowledge of Communication Disorders and Language Disorders, including assessment and evidence-based intervention.
- Experience working with Dysphagia, including screening, assessment, and management in collaboration with other healthcare professionals.
- Master’s degree (or equivalent) in Speech-Language Pathology and current registration or eligibility for registration with the appropriate provincial regulatory body in Alberta.
- Experience providing family-centered services, including caregiver coaching and interdisciplinary collaboration.
- Ability to work effectively in a hybrid model, managing both in-person and remote caseloads, and maintaining clear, timely clinical documentation.
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills, cultural humility, and commitment to inclusive, non-discriminatory practice.
- Pediatric clinical experience and familiarity with FSCD-funded services are considered assets.
