Speech and Language Pathologist (SLP)

Job Description

The Speech and Language Pathologist (SLP) is a full-time, in-person role supporting individuals by providing evaluation, treatment, and consultation to enhance communication and swallowing safety.

Conduct assessments of speech and language abilities.

Develop and implement personalized treatment plans.

Deliver speech therapy in various settings, including schools and clinics.

Collaborate with families and professionals for comprehensive care.

Utilize early intervention strategies for young children.

Maintain accurate documentation of progress and outcomes.

Stay current with advancements in speech therapy techniques.

Preferred qualifications include knowledge of communication systems, strong communication skills, and experience with diverse populations. Minimum requirements include a Master’s degree, licensed certification, and supervised experience. The position offers $32.00 – $37.25 per hour, with an expected 40 hours/week.