Speech-Language Pathologist

About the Role

The Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) provides personalized, one-on-one speech therapy to older adults in private homes and senior living communities, supporting their independence, mobility, and quality of life through evidence-based treatment plans.

Responsibilities

• Perform evaluations, develop individualized care plans, and deliver therapy sessions.
• Document patient progress accurately within the EMR system.
• Collaborate with an interdisciplinary team including PTs, OTs, and fitness specialists.
• Educate patients, caregivers, and staff on safety and aging-in-place strategies.
• Utilize telehealth and virtual care to extend reach and flexibility.

Requirements

• Valid state licensure or eligibility as a Speech Language Pathologist.
• Degree from an accredited SLP program and current ASHA CCC certification.
• Proficiency in basic computer and EMR use.
• Current CPR certification.

Physical & Other Requirements

Ability to meet physical demands of community-based care, including lifting, repositioning patients, driving, and wearing PPE.

Benefits

• Competitive compensation.
• Medical and dental benefits.
• 401k retirement plan.
• Ongoing education opportunities.
• Career advancement.
• Flexible employment options (full-time, part-time, PRN).

Join a supportive, clinician-driven environment focused on meaningful patient relationships, independence, and wellness.