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A new client calls you and books an appointment. Great! You’ve logged their essential information with your phone intake form. Even better. What next?
Use this template to confirm the details of your client’s first appointment in writing.
Designed to reduce failures to attend, confirm assessment fees, answer frequently asked questions about your clinic and other logistical details.
This resource is available in PDF and Word formats.
We’ve designed this employment agreement template (in PDF and Word formats) for administrative assistants working in speech pathology private practices on a casual basis to be consistent with Fair Work Australia template contracts, the Health Professionals and Support Services Award 2020 (MA000027), the National Employment Standards in the Fair Work Act (Cth) 2009, and the Annual Wage Review 2023-2024 Decision of the Fair Work Commission from June 2024.
As always, we recommend you seek legal advice about areas of concern – e.g. clauses specific to your business needs.
We’ve designed this employment agreement template (in PDF and Word formats) to be consistent with Fair Work Australia template contracts, the Health Professionals and Support Services Award 2020 (MA000027), the National Employment Standards in the Fair Work Act (Cth) 2009, and the Annual Wage Review 2023-2024 Decision of the Fair Work Commission from June 2024.
As always, we recommend you seek legal advice about areas of concern – e.g. clauses specific to your business needs.
We’ve designed this casual employment agreement template for allied health assistants working in speech pathology private practices to be consistent with:
The templates are made available in PDF and Word formats.
As always, we recommend you seek legal advice about areas of concern – e.g. clauses specific to your business needs.
We’ve designed this part-time employment agreement template for allied health assistants working in speech pathology private practices to be consistent with:
The templates are made available in PDF and Word formats.
As always, we recommend you seek legal advice about areas of concern – e.g. clauses specific to your business needs.
We’ve designed the template to be consistent with:
As always, we recommend you seek legal advice about areas of concern – e.g. clauses specific to your business needs, or clauses that seek to restrain employees from taking clients or competing with you after employment.
We’ve designed this full-time speech pathologist employment agreement template (in PDF and Word formats) to be consistent with:
As always, we recommend you seek legal advice about areas of concern – e.g. clauses specific to your business needs, or clauses that seek to restrain employees from taking clients or competing with you after employment.
We’ve designed this employment agreement template (in PDF and Word formats) to be consistent with:
As always, we recommend you seek legal advice about areas of concern – e.g. clauses specific to your business needs, or clauses that seek to restrain employees from taking clients or competing with you after employment.
Our one-page business plan for Australian private practice speech pathologists is designed to be useful and practical. We made it to focus you on the key things you need to consider to plan your practice.
We’ve also supplemented the one-page plan template with a 10-page business planning kit that we think will help you to understand and then complete the plan and – more importantly – get going with your practice-building and launch!
The business planning kit is made available as a PDF, and the business plan is made available as a PDF and Word document.
I use this Word document template to develop social media content. It’s designed to help you plan future content for your blog, website and/or social media channels.
It enables you to focus on the type(s) of clients you are looking to attract and help, to find opportunities to showcase your special skills and passions, and to take away some of the “what should I write next” pressure by zeroing in on what your ideal clients are looking for from their speech pathologist.
Requests, invitations, acceptances and thank you notes are not hard to write, but can take time to craft professionally.
This pack of template letters, which can be easily adapted for emails, is designed to make the process much easier.
Child safety is the most important obligation of NDIS providers and health providers who work with children.
This 16-page Child Safety Code of Conduct and Policy template (made available in Word and PDF versions) is designed to help NDIS providers and health providers to respond to, and implement, the National Principles for Child Safe Organisations published by the Australian Human Rights Commission, as a step toward becoming a child safe organisation.
Note: this template has not been written with any particular legislation of South Australia in mind and we make no representation about it being in compliance with any particular piece of South Australian legislation.
This simple client file register means you have the details of all your clients (including name, file number and status) in the one place. This resource is available in Word and PDF formats.
Never forget a client’s file number again!
The phone rings, you pick it up, and suddenly your mind goes blank. Not the way to win clients.
We’re delighted to introduce our newly revised, Google form client phone intake for children and adolescents.
Simply click the link in the downloaded PDF, save it to your Google Drive, add your branding, and use “as is”; or edit the form to add, subtract or change any of the questions.
We’re delighted to introduce our new client questionnaire for adults.
We’re delighted to introduce our newly revised, strength-based, client questionnaire for children and adolescents.
This template gives you a structured way to review and close your files before putting them into storage.
Its “tick-the-box” format means you don’t forget any important steps, like returning original documents to clients.
Integrating the key elements of the NDIS Code of Conduct, with the Codes of Conduct for AHPRA-registered health professionals, and the Codes of Conduct for Unregistered Health Practitioners, this Code of Conduct is suitable for any NDIS provider and health professional, including health providers who are also NDIS providers.
Sometimes, we all make silly mistakes.
When the facts are known and stakes are low, we should be quick to acknowledge our mistake and to apologise for it. That’s what this template is designed to do with two apology letters.
When more serious complaints are made about your service or staff, care must be taken to manage them.
This template is designed for a Speech Pathology Practice with a Complaints Management Policy. It acknowledges receipt of the complaint and promises it will be investigated by the Complaints Officer (often a member of senior management).
Related Product: Complaint acknowledgment and apology letters.
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