The Speech-Language Pathologist provides direct patient care to improve speech, language, cognitive, and swallowing functions, including evaluations, treatment planning, and interdisciplinary communication.
They develop and implement treatment programs, document services accurately, and supervise clinical staff.
Key responsibilities include collaborating with team members, educating families and staff, contributing to professional development, and ensuring safety protocols.
Qualifications include a Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology, current licensure and certification (CCC and CPR if required), and 2-3 years of rehab experience preferred.
This is a part-time role paying $58-$62/hour with health benefits, requiring in-person work with physical activity related to patient care.