Speech Language Pathologist - Home Health

Role Overview: A Home Health Speech Language Pathologist evaluates, treats, and develops care plans for patients with speech, voice, language, hearing, and swallowing disorders in home or facility settings. They provide diagnostic assessments, therapeutic interventions, and training on alternative communication systems, while monitoring patient progress and adjusting treatments accordingly. The role involves documenting activities, participating in care coordination, and ensuring confidentiality and professional standards are maintained. Key Responsibilities Assess and treat speech, language, voice, hearing, and swallowing disordersDevelop, review, and modify individualized care plansAdminister diagnostic tests and interpret resultsReport patient progress and any condition changesTrain patients and families on communication aids and strategiesMaintain accurate documentation and participate in care coordinationEngage in ongoing professional development and adhere to confidentiality standards Qualifications & Skills Certification of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology or Audiology (ASHA)Minimum six months experience as a speech-language pathologistCurrent, unrestricted license and CPR certificationStrong organizational and communication skillsValid driver’s license and reliable transportation