Careers
Are you a dynamic and fun-loving Teacher or Therapist? We are looking for you to join our wonderful team of professionals including Therapists and Educators to make a difference in our children’s lives!
Job Scope
Established and highly reputable paediatric speech therapy clinic in Singapore looking for enthusiastic individuals to expand our services. We see a range of children with special needs including those with autism spectrum disorder, cerebral palsy, Down’s syndrome, learning disabilities, hearing loss, and speech and language disorders. Our clients comprise local and international children.
To join us, you should be able to
- Conduct standardized speech and language assessments for children
- Provide personalized speech, language and communication intervention and management
- Be comfortable with various modes of service delivery and settings – individual and group therapy, in-clinic sessions, home and school visits, telepractice sessions, early intervention and community setting, etc.
- Conduct parent training and professional educational talks
- Develop and run programs for parent and professional education
- Work and communicate well in a team
- Engage and participate in continuous professional development regularly
Minimum requirements
- A strong command in oral and written English
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in speech therapy from a university recognized by the Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC) board (http://www.healthprofessionals.gov.sg/)
- Fun loving and loves children!
- Able to work well in a team and be willing to learn
- Able to work independently and demonstrate good time management skills.
- Able to work on a weekend.
- NEW grads welcome to apply! We provide clinical supervision for successful candidates.
Email us in strict confidence with your CV (with photo), short description of self and why you will fit into our team.
*Only shortlisted candidates will be notified.
Job Description & Requirements
- Assess and provide individualised Occupational Therapy intervention for paediatric clients with a wide range of developmental challenges
- Conduct individual and/or group Occupational Therapy
- Work closely with the Early Intervention team to develop and support them in providing appropriate intervention programs for the clients
- Provide consultation and communication to support stakeholders (e.g., family and staff) in management of clients’ occupational therapy issues
- Maintain up-to-date records of assessment/intervention with clients, and consultation with families/staff/other stakeholders
- Maintain timely and appropriate feedback and necessary communication with the clients and stakeholders
- Participate in staff meetings, internal professional development, events organised by TLC, networking meetings, and any other meetings as and when necessary
- Be proactive in keeping abreast of developments in the field of Paediatric Occupational Therapy
Email us in strict confidence with your CV (with photo), short description of self and why you will fit into our team.
*Only shortlisted candidates will be notified
Job Scope
- Support children with learning, behavioral and developmental needs in clinic, mainstream preschool and schools
- Work with the teachers in the classroom to support these children to participate in their daily curriculum
- Provide shadow support onsite in schools when needed
- Work with the team to plan and implement social, emotional and/or behavioural interventions with these children
- Conduct psycho-educational assessments as and when necessary
- Develop intervention and lesson plans for the children that require support
- Develop and apply holistic teaching methods and approaches, strategies and tools in clinic and at schools
- Provide thorough documentation and timely communication of progress and interventions
Minimum Requirements
- Diploma in Special / Education, Early Childhood or Psychology
- Experience with children with special needs
- Have a strong command of English and have good organizational skills
- Able to work independently and yet be a good team player
Successful Candidates will enjoy
- Rewarding remuneration
- Flexible working hours
- A supportive and family-friendly environment
- Mentoring and supervision as required
Email us in strict confidence with your CV (with photo), short description of self and why you will fit into our team
*Only shortlisted candidates will be notified.
Job Description
- Lead Teacher in a classroom setting for children with learning, behavioural and developmental needs
- Conduct individual and group EIP therapy sessions for children with learning, behavioural and developmental issues
- Work with team to plan and implement social, emotional and/or behavioural interventions
- Conduct psycho-educational assessments and therapy services as necessary
- Develop intervention and lesson plans for individuals and group EIP programs
- Develop and apply holistic teaching methods and approaches, strategies and tools
- Provide thorough documentation and timely communication of progress and interventions
- Collaborate with therapists and other allied health professionals in the EIP Team
- Attend team meetings and professional development
Minimum Requirements
- Diploma or Degree in Special Education or Early Intervention
- Experience in Early Intervention preferred
- Have a strong command of English and have good organizational skills
- Able to work independently and yet be a good team player
Successful Candidates will enjoy
- Rewarding remuneration
- Training leave
- A supportive and family-friendly environment
- Peer support and mentoring as required
Email us in strict confidence with your CV (with photo), short description of self and why you will fit into our team.
*Only successful candidates will be notified.
Job Description & Requirements
Looking for someone who is:
- Passionate with working with children with special needs
- Experience in Early Intervention, Early Childhood Education and/or Special Needs Education
- Creative, loving and energetic
- Excellent communication and classroom management skills
- Willing to learn and improve knowledge and skills
- Uses positive discipline techniques at all times
- Maintains and build relationships with children, parents and the team
Responsibilities
To assist lead teachers and therapists in:
- Preparing and implementing the programs for children.
- Managing behavior of children using appropriate behavioural strategies taught and agreed by the clinic.
- Supporting the children during routine activities including mealtime, circle time, work and play times.
- Toileting needs of the children and maintaining cleanliness, hygiene and infection control.
- Administrative tasks such as typing out summaries and reports (e.g. IEP, Progress Report).
- Providing input on children’s progress during case conferences or at any other case discussion.
- Planning, share ideas and exchange feedback with the team.
- Preparing teaching aids, materials and resources.
- Evaluating and maintaining records of children’s development as required in the program.
- Rendering basic first aid as and when necessary.
- The upkeep of teaching resources, arrangement, appearance, decorations, and learning environment of the classroom
Email us in strict confidence with your CV (with photo), short description of self and why you will fit into our team.
*Only shortlisted candidates will be notified.
