Speech-Language Pathologist

What You’ll Do

• Support students in individual and group therapy sessions per Individual Education Plan (IEP) requirements
• Support classroom and residential teams in the carryover of therapeutic supports across all 24-hours of the individual's day
• Conduct formal standardized evaluations
• Conduct observational assessments
• Train staff in wraparound strategies
• Conduct observations and skill assessments in the residential units
• Mentor and coach direct care staff
• Attend and participate in CSE and residential planning meetings
• Support family skill development for carryover
• Develop treatment plans with commensurate goals for each individual

Responsibilities

• Evaluate communication skills to include: receptive language, expressive language, articulation, voice, fluency, oral-motor skills and hearing
• Develop a comprehensive service plan according to program policies and regulations, including school, outpatient, etc.
• Provide therapy as outlined by treatment plan of communication disorders of Individual Treatment Plan/Individual Education Plan
• Maintain professional standards in and out of the Center in compliance with the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Code of Ethics
• Instruct and counsel students/clients and/or their families regarding the specific nature of their communications impairments and how to best deal with this in various speaking situations
• Attend IEP meetings, staffing, case conferences and department meetings
• Maintain appropriate records: progress notes and reports, evaluations, plans, case conference reports and discharge summaries
• Get and track insurance authorizations when applicable
• Complete departmental program evaluation in accordance with agency policy and procedures
• Function as a case manager and assist in coordinating and obtaining other needed services

Requirements

• Master’s degree or its equivalent in the field of Speech Pathology
• Certificate of Clinical Competence from American Speech/Hearing Association
• Current state Speech/Language Pathologist license (required)
• Three (3) plus years of experience working with children as a speech/language pathologist
• Valid driver's license and reliable transportation

Qualifications

• Experience in providing therapy to individuals with communication disorders
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills
• Knowledge of relevant laws and regulations

Skills

• Excellent communication skills
• Ability to work with diverse populations
• Proficiency in using technology for documentation and record-keeping

Benefits

• Comprehensive health insurance
• Flexible work schedule
• Professional development opportunities
• Employee assistance program

Pay

$75,000 - $85,000/year

Schedule

Nightly shifts, weekends, and holidays as needed