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Applications sought
Co-Editor Position
International Journal of Speech Language Pathology (IJSLP)
Commencing January 2017 (negotiable)
Following three years as Editor of the International Journal of Speech Language Pathology (IJSLP), Professor Kirrie
Ballard has been re-appointed by the SPA Board for the coming three year period in a revised role as Editor in Chief, to be
supported by a Co-Editor position.
Speech Pathology Australia is now seeking Co-Editor applications from suitable candidates for a three-year term.
This valuable and strategic role will continue to enhance the growth and international positioning of the Association’s
journal. Working closely with the IJSLP Editor in Chief, Associate Editor and Executive Board, Speech Pathology Australia’s
Board of Directors and Chief Executive Officer and external publishers, the Co-Editor will assist in overseeing the direction,
standard and promotion of the journal as well as ensuring high quality issues are published in accordance with policies and
timelines.
Applications are sought from members who have demonstrated experience and a passion for research and publications.
The candidate should have achieved a higher degree, hold a rank of Associate Professor or above, experience and
have demonstrated skill in editing and writing, a track record of publishing research in international journals, and an
understanding of quantitative and qualitative research methodologies. Previous experience in editing academic publications
or being a member of journal editorial boards is highly desirable. An honorarium is paid to the Co-Editor (or employer if
required) on an annual basis.
A position description is available and applications (comprising a cover letter
addressing the selection criteria, a current CV and two professional referees) are
to be forwarded to by COB Friday 21
October 2016. Enquiries can be made to the current IJSLP Editor Professor Kirrie
Ballard, via
Associate Professor of Speech Pathology
• Senior leadership role
• Lead the development of the Speech Pathology discipline
• Academic level D, $135,681 - $149,236 plus 17% Superannuation
About the opportunity:
The Faculty of Health has a unique opportunity available for an Associate Professor of Speech
Pathology. This brand new role offers a fantastic opportunity for a highly qualified academic to
lead the development of the speech pathology discipline at the University and the associated
undergraduate and postgraduate programs.
The University of Canberra is a high-growth, emerging university that is ranked in the top four per
cent of universities globally by both Times Higher Education and QS World University Rankings, and
appears in the 2015 QS ranking as one of the top 100 universities under the age of 50.
To apply and for further information; please visit the University of Canberra Website –
If you have any questions, please contact the recruitment team on 02 6180 8000 or email
quoting ref No 459.