Speech-Language Pathologist Resume Example

Waveform layout: a speech waveform band under the name, caseload tags and therapy approaches for speech pathologists and therapists.

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Chloe Nguyen

Speech Pathologist — Paediatric & Adult Neuro
chloe.nguyen@example.com+61 412 555 077Melbourne, VIC, Australialinkedin.com/in/chloenguyen-slp

Caseload & settings

DysphagiaAphasiaSpeech soundStutteringTelehealth

Summary

Certified Practising Speech Pathologist with 8 years across paediatric community clinics and adult acute stroke. I assess and treat speech-sound, language, fluency, voice and swallowing disorders, run instrumental swallow studies (FEES and VFSS) and coach families and teachers so therapy carries over at home and in class. NDIS-registered and experienced with telehealth caseloads across regional Victoria.

Experience

Senior Speech Pathologist — Acute Stroke
Royal Melbourne Hospital · Melbourne, VIC
Mar 2021 – Present
<4 hSwallow screen to assessment
−41%Aspiration pneumonia
  • Lead dysphagia and aphasia care on a 30-bed stroke unit; complete 900+ bedside and instrumental swallow assessments a year
  • Introduced a nurse-led swallow screen and IDDSI texture training for 140 ward staff; aspiration pneumonia fell 41% in a year
  • Supervise 4 clinicians and 6 university students a year; co-author of the hospital's post-stroke communication pathway
Paediatric Speech Pathologist
Talking Matters Children's Therapy · Melbourne, VIC
Feb 2017 – Feb 2021
45Active caseload
  • Treated children aged 2–12 with speech-sound disorders, DLD, autism and stuttering (Lidcombe Program) in clinic, kindergartens and via telehealth
  • Built a parent-coaching group programme; 82% of children met their goals within two 10-week blocks

Selected projects

Aphasia-friendly signage
Redesigned ward menus and consent forms with pictures; adopted by 3 hospitals

Summary example

Certified Practising Speech Pathologist with [N] years across paediatric community clinics and adult acute stroke. I assess and treat speech-sound, language, fluency, voice and swallowing disorders, run instrumental swallow studies (FEES and VFSS) and coach families and teachers so therapy carries over at home and in class. NDIS-registered and experienced with telehealth caseloads across regional Victoria.

Example bullet points for a Speech-Language Pathologist

  • Lead dysphagia and aphasia care on a [N]-bed stroke unit; complete [N]+ bedside and instrumental swallow assessments a year
  • Introduced a nurse-led swallow screen and IDDSI texture training for [N] ward staff; aspiration pneumonia fell [X%] in a year
  • Supervise [N] clinicians and [N] university students a year; co-author of the hospital's post-stroke communication pathway
  • Treated children aged [N]–[N] with speech-sound disorders, DLD, autism and stuttering (Lidcombe Program) in clinic, kindergartens and via telehealth
  • Built a parent-coaching group programme; [X%] of children met their goals within two [N]-week blocks

Replace the [brackets] with your own numbers and facts. Never claim results you didn't achieve.

Skills to include

  • CELF-5
  • DEAP
  • WAB-R
  • FEES / VFSS
  • IDDSI
  • Lidcombe Program
  • PROMPT
  • AAC
  • Constraint-induced aphasia therapy

Tips for a Speech-Language Pathologist resume

  1. Put the hard requirements recruiters screen for in the top third: CELF-5, DEAP, WAB-R.
  2. List current credentials with the issuing body, e.g. Certified Practising Speech Pathologist (CPSP), FEES Competency.
  3. Give every recent role at least one measured result — for example swallow screen to assessment.
  4. Match the job title in your headline to the posting where it is honest to do so.
  5. Run the built-in resume checker and paste the job description into the keyword match before you download.

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