Speech-Language Pathologist

What You’ll Do

As Speech-Language Pathologist you will support students in individual and group therapy sessions per Individual Education Plan (IEP) requirements as well as supporting classroom and residential teams in the carryover of therapeutic supports across all 24-hours of the individual's day. In addition to direct therapy, you will conduct formal standardized evaluations, conduct observational assessments, train staff in wraparound strategies, conduct observations and skill assessments in the residential units, mentor, and coach direct care staff, attend and participate in CSE and residential planning meetings, support family skill development for carryover and develop treatment plans with commensurate goals for each individual.
Your responsibilities will include:

+ Evaluating communication skills to include: receptive language, expressive language, articulation, voice, fluency, oral-motor skills and hearing.

+ Developing a comprehensive service pl...