Speech Language Pathologist (PRN)

About the role

At CNS, we believe that every moment counts, especially when it comes to helping individuals with traumatic brain injuries reclaim their lives. CNS clinicians own and drive patient progress and are the best of the best! As a Speech-Language Pathologist, you will be at the heart of this mission, providing essential evaluations and therapies that pave the way for hope, independence, and a meaningful life. You'll be part of a dedicated team that values collaboration, innovation, and professional growth. Join us in making a real difference, one patient at a time. As one of our team members puts it, "With traumatic brain injury, life changes in an instant. For us, there is no greater reward than easing human suffering and helping people put their lives back together".

Responsibilities

• Patient Evaluations: Conduct initial evaluations to identify communication and cognitive issues, including types of conditions such as cognition, dysarthria, apraxia, language, dysfluency, dysphagia, etc., the causal and/or maintaining factors, and the severity of the disorders.
• Reporting and Communication: Maintain accurate records and reports. Consult with patients, insurance representatives, families, and therapists from various clinic disciplines to provide guidance and information. Communicate with outside ancillary services as needed.
• Program Management: Stay informed about all patient programs within the department. Instruct and supervise clinic aides and students, ensuring they complete daily treatment plans. Be available to provide advice or treatment at all times.
• Therapeutic Interventions: Implement a variety of therapeutic interventions tailored to each patient's needs. This includes Cognition Module, Attention Module, Auditory Rehabilitation Module, Echoic Store, Iconic Store, orientation, passive breathing, thermal stimulation, etc. and other specialized therapies to enhance patient outcomes.
• Collaboration and Teamwork: Work closely with a multidisciplinary team to ensure a holistic approach to patient care. Participate in team meetings and contribute to the development of innovative individualized treatment strategies.
• Professional Development: Engage in continuous learning and professional development opportunities. Take advantage of mentorship programs and professional development paths that reward learning and skill-building with compensation boosts.

Qualifications

• Educational Background: A Master’s Degree in Speech-Language Pathology or Communication Disorders is required.