Speech Language Pathologist, Home Health
How You’ll Make an Impact
Perform thorough evaluations to assess, diagnose and provide therapeutic interventions for clients who are experiencing, speech, language, communication or swallowing difficulties.
Develop a treatment plan based on the evaluation, physician’s orders and recommended goals.
Continually assess and revise the speech therapy care plan and participate with BAYADA Clinicians in the multidisciplinary care plan, as appropriate.
Educate and instruct patients, family members, or other patient representatives, in rehabilitative care and activities necessary to promote the client's health, safety and independent living.
Accurately document observations, interventions and evaluations pertaining to patient care management and services provided, utilizing a state-of-the-art touch pad tablet.
Compensation & Schedule
Competitive pay rates with a weekly pay schedule.
Flexible scheduling.
Benefits You’ll Love
- Health Insurance: Medical, dental, vision, prescription coverage, FSA and HSA options
- Recognition & Rewards: Recognition and Therapy Hero programs; referral bonuses
- Paid Time Off: PTO (paid time off) and paid holidays
- Reimbursements: Mileage reimbursement or schedule-specific benefits
- Life Insurance: Employer-paid life insurance
- Wellness: Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Qualifications for a BAYADA Speech Language Pathologist
- A current license as a Speech Language Pathologist in Hawaii
- One year experience as a Speech Language Pathologist
Thriving in a Culture That Cares
We put your well-being first, fostering an inclusive and collaborative environment of belonging where you can achieve your goals.
Locations We’re Hiring
- Hilo, Hawaii
- Kona, Hawaii
Base Pay, depending upon qualifications and subject to negotiation:
$80-$90 per point
About BAYADA
BAYADA Home Health Care, Inc., and its associated entities and joint venture partners, are Equal Opportunity Employers.
Hence, we strongly encourage applications from people with these identities or who are members of other marginalized communities.