Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) - Part-Time

About the role

The SpeechLanguage Pathologist (SLP) serves as a key member of the teaching and learning department, responsible for preventing, identifying, assessing, and providing intervention for students with speech, language, and related impairments and disabilities.

Responsibilities

• Facilitate the prevention of speech-language disabilities through consultation and as needed provide in-service training sessions.
• Identify speech-language disabilities through pre-referral interventions, and referral process.
• Conduct vision and hearing screenings.
• Conduct comprehensive evaluations and informal assessments to assess students' speech and language abilities.
• Develop Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) based on assessment findings and students' specific needs.
• Set measurable goals and objectives that align with the students' present levels of performance.
• Make recommendations and work with other professionals to coordinate programs for therapy purposes.
• Provide evidence-based intervention and therapy services to address speech and language disorders in individual sessions, group sessions, or classroom sessions.
• Maintain accurate and current documentation of student performance in alignment with goals and objectives, including assessment results, IEPs, and regular progress reports provided to parents every nine weeks.
• Participate in the post high school transition planning for the student.
• Select and requisition needed speech materials and supplies.
• Attend various continuing education conferences and in-services.
• Assists with special projects.

Qualifications

• Master's Degree
• Valid Oklahoma Teaching Certificate in Speech/Language Pathology
• Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC)
• CPR and CPI certification preferred

Supervisory Responsibilities

Students

Qualification Requirements

• Education and/or Experience: Master's Degree
• License and Registrations: Current driver's license in good standing