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Orthoepist specialises in the correct pronunciation of words and the promotion of standard language usage, providing assessment, diagnosis, and treatment for speech, language, voice, fluency, and swallowing disorders across all ages. They support an individual in improving communication and daily functioning, often collaborating with families, educators, and healthcare or rehabilitation professionals to develop a personalised therapy and rehabilitation plan. Their work enhances overall quality of life by combining language correction, functional support, and evidence-based interventions in both clinical and community settings.

Tasks

Conduct assessments to evaluate speech, language, voice, fluency, and swallowing disorders across all age groups.

Design and implement individualised treatment, rehabilitation, or therapy plans based on assessment findings.

Deliver speech, language, voice, fluency, and swallowing therapy sessions in person or via telepractice.

Train clients and caregivers in communication strategies and the safe use of assistive communication devices where appropriate.

Monitor patient progress and treatment effectiveness, and adjust intervention plans accordingly.

Provide counselling, education, and guidance to patients, caregivers, educators, and other relevant professionals.

Document assessments, interventions, and patient progress, and coordinate with healthcare and education professionals.

Refer patients to relevant specialists and collaborate with healthcare or rehabilitation teams for integrated care.

Q861-002-5:2021

CARDIOVASCULAR PERFUSION MANAGEMENT (LEVEL 5) (Level 5)

Skills

Basic

Active listening to understand client concerns, feedback, and clinical information accurately.

Critical thinking and problem-solving to tailor interventions, monitor outcomes, and resolve issues.

Empathy and emotional sensitivity to support clients and handle challenging situations.

Organisational skills and teamwork to manage multiple cases, coordinate tasks, and collaborate effectively.

Strong verbal and written communication skills to interact clearly with clients, teams, and colleagues.

Specific

Ability to collaborate effectively with healthcare, rehabilitation, education, and caregiving teams.

Ability to design and implement evidence-based therapy plans for communication and swallowing disorders.

Ability to manage individual and group therapy sessions using client-centred and culturally responsive approaches.

Competency in maintaining accurate therapy documentation, medical records, and data management.

Knowledge in phonetics, linguistics, and oral-motor function relevant to speech and language therapy.

Proficiency in Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) methods and assistive communication devices.

Proficiency in conducting speech, language, voice, fluency, and swallowing assessments using diagnostic tools.

Additional Info

QUALIFICATION

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent

Related Courses

Claimable Course

e-Latih Online Course

Minor Unit Group

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