The Speech Therapist provides diagnostic and therapeutic services for individuals with speech, language, voice, and swallowing disorders.
Key responsibilities include:
Evaluating communication challenges through assessments and interpreting test results. Developing and implementing personalized treatment plans and providing therapy to improve communication skills. Collaborating with interdisciplinary teams and consulting with healthcare professionals and educators. Maintaining accurate documentation, ensuring compliance, and participating in training and research activities. Teaching sign language and supporting patient and family education. Qualifications required include a valid Texas License as a Speech-Language Pathologist and BLS certification. The role demands strong assessment, communication, and teamwork skills, with a focus on patient safety and ethical standards.