PERM SLEEP LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST (SLP)

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Assess and diagnose sleep-language disorders in patients during on-site sessions.
Develop individualized treatment plans and document progress in patient records.
Monitor patient outcomes using measurable pipelines and adjust plans accordingly.
Adhere to ethical standards and ensure patient confidentiality at all times.
Collaborate with physicians and therapists to coordinate care and referrals.
Implement evidence-based swallowing and language therapy techniques.
Maintain accurate, timely documentation for compliance and billing.
Maintain professional knowledge of sleep-language pathology through ongoing learning.
Educate patients and families about prognosis, exercises, and home practice.
Communicate progress and milestones to team leads and stakeholders.
Participate in on-site performance reviews and contribute to target achievement.
Identify opportunities for professional development and pursue certification goals.

• Licensure as a Speech-Language Pathologist with sleep-language disorders focus.
• Experience diagnosing and treating sleep-related swallowing and language disorders.
• On-site assessment and documentation of patient progress in electronic health records.
• Ability to develop and adjust evidence-based treatment plans and measurable outcomes.
• Knowledge of confidentiality, HIPAA-compliant practices, and ethical standards.
• Strong collaboration with physicians, therapists, and care coordinators.
• Proficiency in swallowing therapy techniques and pediatric/adult sleep-language protocols as applicable.
• Documentation for billing accuracy and revenue cycle compliance.
• Commitment to ongoing professional development and pursuing relevant certifications.
• Strong communication of progress and milestones to team leads and stakeholders.

Licensure as a Speech-Language Pathologist with sleep-language disorders focus.
Experience diagnosing and treating sleep-related swallowing and language disorders.
On-site assessment and documentation of patient progress in electronic health records.
Ability to develop and adjust evidence-based treatment plans and measurable outcomes.
Knowledge of confidentiality, HIPAA-compliant practices, and ethical standards.
Strong collaboration with physicians, therapists, and care coordinators.
Proficiency in swallowing therapy techniques and pediatric/adult sleep-language protocols as applicable.
Documentation for billing accuracy and revenue cycle compliance.
Commitment to ongoing professional development and pursuing relevant certifications.
Strong communication of progress and milestones to team leads and stakeholders.

Competitive base salary as the core component of your compensation package.