The Speech-Language Pathologist provides school-based speech and language services to elementary students, supporting their communication needs and access to instruction.
Essential functions include screening, evaluating, diagnosing, developing IEPs, delivering therapy, and collaborating with families and staff.
Qualifications: Master’s in Speech-Language Pathology, valid license, strong understanding of speech/language development, and experience in educational settings.
Preferred: experience with elementary students, disabilities, augmentative communication, and team collaboration.
Salary ranges from $80,000 to $87,500, with benefits including health, retirement, and paid time off.
Physical demands involve communication, mobility, and occasional lifting.
This role promotes diversity, equity, and compliance with employment laws.