Kady Moraby

Kady has 14 years clinical experience, specialising in paediatrics in both Sydney and Adelaide. She has held various clinical and leadership roles and worked across tertiary teaching hospitals, as well as in the private and disability sector and schools. She also has project management experience, working as a project manager for a NSW statewide initiative, the Succeed Child Feeding Alliance (Supporting Children with Complex Feeding Difficulties Study); a unique collaboration between researchers, families and clinicians who are passionate about helping children with feeding difficulties and their families (www.childfeeding.org). 

Kady’s clinical interests and specialties include paediatric feeding, working across a range of complex client groups and clinical areas, and examining service delivery and planning to improve access and effectiveness of care for children and their families.

Kady has contributed to the teaching, supervision, and clinical practice advancement within speech pathology teams as well as multidisciplinary clinics and services through her clinical roles. She has a real passion and commitment to teaching and education in the areas of paediatric feeding and children with complex needs. She has completed research in the field of paediatric feeding as part of her involvement in the Supporting Children with Complex Feeding Difficulties Study, and will be undertaking higher degree research in this area.

Qualifications

• Master of Professional Communication University of Sydney

• Master of Speech Language Pathology University of Sydney

• Bachelor of Arts The University of Adelaide