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Expressions of Interest (EOI)
Project Officer
Working in a Culturally
and Linguistically Diverse Society
Clinical Guideline
The project officer will develop an evidence-based
clinical guideline on behalf of Speech Pathology
Australia on Working in a Culturally and Linguistically
Diverse Society.
The Speech Pathology Australia Working in a
Multilingual and Culturally Diverse Society clinical
guideline was first published in 2001 and then revised
in 2009. The clinical guideline will provide information
to speech pathologists and speech pathology service
providers in developing policy and best practice
guidelines with regards to working with clients from
culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.
The clinical guideline will outline trends in Australia’s
population and reflect recent literature in the area of
speech pathology and our culturally and linguistically
diverse society.
Interested members should submit an Expression
of Interest (EOI) to the Senior Advisor Professional
Standards (Stacey Baldac) by 23 March 2015.
Stacey is available to answer queries and provide
the project brief to members. The written EOI should
include the following:
• Curriculum Vitae
• Statement against Key Selection Criteria
(available in the Project Brief from the
Senior Advisor Professional Standards)
• An example of the applicant’s professional
writing skills
• The names of two referees
For further information or enquiries regarding the
above position, please contact Stacey Baldac by
email: or
by phone on 03 9642 4899.
Expressions of Interest (EOI)
Project Officer
FEES Clinical Guideline
The project officer will develop an evidence-based
clinical guideline on behalf of Speech Pathology
Australia on Fibreoptic Endoscopic Evaluation of
Swallowing (FEES). This clinical guideline will replace the
existing FEES document developed in 2007.
The clinical guideline will provide guidance to speech
pathologists in the implementation of FEES in
Australian healthcare contexts. The clinical guideline will
be evidence-based and will discuss current practice
in Australia and internationally, outline the skills and
knowledge required to perform FEES, issues related
to governance, minimum standards of practice,
credentialing and models to support education
and training.
Interested members should submit an Expression
of Interest (EOI) to the Senior Advisor Professional
Standards (Stacey Baldac) by 23 March 2015 .
Stacey is available to answer queries and provide
the project brief to members. The written EOI should
include the following:
• Curriculum Vitae
• Statement against Key Selection Criteria
(available in the Project Brief from the
Senior Advisor Professional Standards)
• An example of the applicant’s professional
writing skills
• The names of two referees
For further information or enquiries regarding the
above position, please contact Stacey Baldac by
email: or
by phone on 03 9642 4899.