Speech Therapist

• Provide speech therapy guidance to children and young people.
• Build and expand your own client base.
• Organize your own guidance with a personal approach.
• Organize client follow-up and administration.

• Has a heart for children and young people.
• Works on an independent basis.
• Works in a warm, personal, and child-oriented manner.
• Connects with the child's world and pace.
• Can work independently.
• Is flexible.
• Is open to consultation and collaboration.
• Enjoys contributing ideas and taking initiative.
• Is eager to help build a practice that is still developing.

What they ask

• Holds a bachelor's degree in speech therapy.
• Meets the conditions to practice the profession.
• Works independently, accurately, and responsibly.
• Has a warm and client-oriented attitude.
• Communicates smoothly with clients, parents, and other involved healthcare professionals.
• Has an affinity for children and young people.
• Is motivated to further develop their own practice.

Offer.

• Opportunity to start gently from one half-day per week and gradually expand your schedule.
• Flexibility and autonomy in building your own client base and schedule at your own pace.
• Visibility through your own profile page on the practice's website and social media.
• Potential referrals from the practice.
• Room for consultation, collaboration, and strengthening each other's expertise.
• Working in a warm, small-scale practice environment where personal contact, trust, and quality are central.
• Comfortable, cozily furnished ground-floor practice room with Wi-Fi, heating, air conditioning, storage space for personal materials, coffee and water, a toilet, and a small waiting area.
• Easy accessibility with usually parking available in the street.
• Opportunity to contribute to a growing practice, with room for your own initiative, expertise, and professional development.