Speech Language Pathologist
About the role
Speech Language Pathologist are responsible for evaluating and treating school-aged students as appropriate and per established policies and procedures through IDEA and state rules and regulations; ensuring effective development and application of evidence-based speech programs and treatment practices; ensuring optimal assigned student scheduling, treatment plans, therapy interventions, and customer satisfaction.
Responsibilities
- Evaluate and diagnose speech and language deficits virtually.
- Develop and implement effective treatment programs to be completed virtually.
- Engage in collaborative practices with parents, school personnel, and students (when applicable) regarding results of testing and recommended treatment approaches.
- Establish school and parents understanding, expectations, and goals for treatment.
- Create accurate documentation and reporting for all students in a timely and efficient manner.
- Complete accurate documentation as it applies to both direct and indirect student services provided on a daily basis.
- Maintain all compliance timelines established through the student IEP meeting.
- Complete all required documentation and respond to parent, school, and/or company requests for data in a timely and efficient manner.
- Establish and maintain professional relationships with teachers, facilitators, paraprofessionals, and other related service providers.
- Maintain communication with parents, school staff, and outside agencies per state and federal guidelines.
- Always maintain student confidentiality, adhere to FERPA regulations.
- Respond with timely communication when required (within 24-hour window).
- Other duties as required.
Qualifications
- Master's degree in communication disorders or speech-language pathology and at least 1 year of experience in an educational setting; or an acceptable combination of education and experience.
- SLP Licensure or eligibility to obtain.
- Alaska Speech License and Educational Certification a plus but not required.
- Completion of the Clinical Fellowship experience with ASHA CCC awarded.
- Previous Teletherapy Experience preferred.
- Experience participating in IEP meetings, completing educational eligibility determinations and comprehensive reports.
- Experience with school-based therapy PK-12.
- Familiarity with a variety of speech and cognitive disorders.
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills - both verbal and written.
- Excellent organizational skills with strong attention to detail.
- Proven ability to navigate challenges and adjust to evolving needs.
- Ability to collaborate with a team and demonstrate compassionate insight and perspective taking with students, teammates, and families.
- Literacy with electronic documentation.
- Ability to comply with all regulatory standards.
Pay
Base pay is anticipated to be between $31.72 and $55.00 per hour. Eligible employees may also receive incentive/commission/annual bonus pay based on individual and/or company performance. Compensation may vary based on factors such as, but not limited to, individual skills, experience, training, education/certifications, geographic location, internal equity, and local market conditions.
Schedule
This is a regular, partial full-time position. This US-based position is remote.
Benefits
- Multiple health, dental, and vision plans, including medical plans with zero employee premiums
- 401k plan with a company match
- 16 paid holidays, which include 2 floating holidays and a winter shutdown from Christmas Eve through New Year's Day
- Paid Time Off
- Comprehensive maternity and fertility/family building benefits
- Paid bonding leave when a new child joins your family
- Access to on-demand mental health resources
- Life and short and long-term disability insurance
- Pre-tax savings plans
- Paid volunteer time off
- A wide variety of professional development programs, including tuition reimbursement
- Work from home opportunities that foster work/life balance