
Speech-Language Pathologist, School Based Rehab Services (10 months program)
Brampton Site
Temporary Full-time until June 25, 2027
37.5 hours/week
Work Arrangement: Community
Replacement Position
Compensation Range: $45.80 - $53.87/hour
School Based Rehabilitation Services (SBRS) provides occupational therapy, speech therapy and physiotherapy to students in publicly funded schools from kindergarten to school exit. SBRS clinicians consult with the school team to enable student participation in the school curriculum and school based activities.
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Qualifications:
Attn: Internal Staff: deadline for internal application is April 27, 2026
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Please note that all prospective ErinoakKids employees are subject to mandatory immunization requirements, as a condition of obtaining and maintaining employment. Disclosure: Please note ErinoakKids uses artificial intelligence (AI) tools, including Talent Fit integrated with JazzHR, to assist in the initial screening and assessment of job applications. This tool helps us efficiently identify candidates whose qualifications align with the requirements of the role. Applications are reviewed by our recruitment team to ensure a fair and equitable hiring process.

ErinoakKids Centre for Treatment and Development is Ontario’s largest children’s treatment centre, serving more than 20,000 children and youth annually who have physical and developmental disabilities, autism, and communication disorders as well as children who are deaf or blind.