The primary objective of the Speech-Language Pathology Services in Private Practice Working Group, hereafter referred to as the “Working Group”, is to prepare a report for the Board of Directors about professional resources required by speech-language pathology members working in private practice.
The Working Group will:
- Review current speech-language pathology services in private practice in each province and territory including a member survey.
- Identify issues of concern and importance.
- Develop a report for review and approval by the SAC Board of Directors which includes a recommendation of resources to support SAC members and associates working in private practice.
Working Group Details
- Name: Speech-Language Pathology Services in Private Practice
Working Group - Purpose: To prepare a report for the Board of Directors about professional resources required by speech-language pathology members working in private practice.
- Length of Term: Approximately 5 months (beginning in June 2022)
- Working Language: English
- Deadline to Apply: July 14, 2022
For a full description of the working group’s mandate, please see the terms of reference.
Eligibility and How to Apply
If you would like to apply to serve on SAC’s Speech-Language Pathology Services in Private Practice Working Group, please ensure you meet the following eligibility requirements:
- Be an SAC speech-language pathology member or communication health assistant associate.
- Be available for the duration of the project.
- Maintain your SAC membership throughout your term.
For more information about the requirements, please see the working group terms of reference.
Interested candidates should complete a Volunteer Expression of Interest Form (Word | PDF) and submit it to volunteer@sac-oac.ca by July 14, 2022.
The primary objective of the Audiologists in Private Practice Working Group, hereafter referred to as the “Working Group”, is to further investigate the most significant needs and current issues facing audiologists who are working in private practice. This research will be used to prepare the Working Group’s report for the Board of Directors about professional resources required by audiology members working in private practice.
The Working Group will:
- Develop an environmental scan of private practice Audiology Service in each province and territory including a member survey.
- Identify significant areas of concern and importance to private practice Audiologists.
- Develop SAC’s plans to support members and associates where private practice is concerned based on the findings of the group.
- Develop a report for both review and approval by the SAC Board of Directors.
Working Group Details
- Name: Audiologists in Private Practice Working Group
- Purpose: To prepare a report for the Board of Directors about professional resources required by audiology members working in private practice.
- Length of Term: Approximately 5 months (beginning in June 2022)
- Working Language: English
- Deadline to Apply: July 14, 2022
For a full description of the working group’s mandate, please see the terms of reference.
Eligibility and How to Apply
If you would like to apply to serve on SAC’s Audiologists in Private Practice Working Group, please ensure you meet the following eligibility requirements:
- Be an SAC audiology member.
- Be available for the duration of the project.
- Maintain your SAC membership throughout your term.
For more information about the requirements, please see the working group terms of reference.
Interested candidates should complete a Volunteer Expression of Interest Form (Word | PDF) and submit it to volunteer@sac-oac.ca by July 14, 2022.
