The posting
Company Overview
Growing Minds Collective – Integrated Neurotherapy for Every Mind is dedicated to providing thoughtful, evidence-informed therapy that supports children’s communication and participation. We foster professional growth and collaboration in a supportive, innovative environment.
Job Summary
Join Growing Minds Collective as a Speech Therapist to deliver individualized, evidence-based therapy for children and adolescents with diverse communication and feeding needs, collaborating closely with families and multidisciplinary teams.
Responsibilities
- Conduct comprehensive speech, language, and communication assessments for children and adolescents
- Develop individualized therapy goals and intervention plans tailored to each child’s needs
- Deliver evidence-based speech and language therapy to improve communication and feeding skills
- Support and coach parents and caregivers to reinforce therapy outcomes at home
- Prepare detailed clinical documentation, reports, and progress updates to track client development
- Liaise effectively with schools, teachers, and other professionals to coordinate care
- Collaborate with multidisciplinary team members to integrate therapy approaches and share insights
- Participate actively in professional development and clinical discussions to enhance clinical expertise
Required competencies and certifications
- Recognized qualification in Speech and Language Therapy or Speech Pathology
- Full registration with the Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC), Singapore
Preferred competencies and qualifications
- Genuine interest in working with children and families to foster communication and development
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills to engage effectively with clients and team members
- Collaborative and supportive approach to teamwork within a multidisciplinary setting
- Commitment to ethical, evidence-based, and family-centred therapy practices
- Interest in ongoing professional learning and development
- Paediatric experience is advantageous but not mandatory for early-career therapists



