Speech-Language Pathologist

Job Description

The Language, Speech, and Hearing Specialist provides evaluation and remediation services for students with communication disorders, working collaboratively with staff and families.

Qualifications include a valid California teaching credential for language and speech handicapped students, with proven success in supporting students’ diverse needs.

Responsibilities encompass screening, assessment, developing individualized programs, and providing direct or indirect instruction to improve students’ communication skills.

The role involves collaboration with educators, supervising paraprofessionals, maintaining records, and participating in meetings and training.

Work is full-time during school days, with a salary range of $65,000 to $140,000 annually.

Requires a bachelor’s degree, in-person work, and appropriate certification.