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Are you in your final year at uni? Your chance to ask experienced speech pathologists questions.
Course/Activity Information
Thursday 8 August 2024, 6.30pm - 8.00pm (AEST)
This activity will engage speech pathology students in 'mini-mentoring' activities with experienced speech pathologists working in different sectors. Small groups will rotate through discussions and receive guidance on areas such as seeking employment, starting work, documentation and reporting, workload and supervision.
Learning objectives
Upon successful completion of this workshop, participants will be able to:
- identify actions that may result in more successful job searches and interviews
- discuss processes that are typically undertaken prior to, or while commencing a new job
- describe expectations for reporting and record-keeping and steps to manage them
- assess issues around productivity and well being, and ways to manage these in the workplace
- describe the need for supervision and professional development and steps to engage in them.
Who should attend
This event is exclusively for speech pathology students in the final year of their course. Participants may or may not be student members of SPA.
Presenter
Mr Nathan Cornish-Raley
Nathan is SPA's Professional Support Advisor and develops resources with particular focus on supports for students and early career members. He responds to member queries regarding telehealth, supervision, mentoring, peer support and manages the Association's mentoring program. Nathan is originally from the USA and has provided speech pathology services in English and Spanish in various sectors.
Pricing
Pricing details:
- Student Members: $15
- Non-Members: $59
Additional information
For further information, contact the Learning Hub.