The part-time Speech and Language Pathologist provides assessment, diagnosis, and intervention services for students ages 5-22 with severe behavioral and developmental needs.
Key responsibilities include conducting evaluations, developing individualized treatment plans, delivering therapy in various settings, and collaborating with staff and families to support communication goals.
Qualifications include a master’s degree, current licensure, and experience working with children with complex disabilities. Knowledge of AAC, behavioral interventions, and trauma-informed practices is preferred.
Benefits offered include competitive pay ($50-$70/hr), health insurance, paid time off, and a multidisciplinary team environment. The role is in person, approximately 8-10 hours weekly.