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 testing. Developing and implementing personalized treatment plans, conducting therapy, and counseling patients and families. Collaborating with healthcare professionals and educators to coordinate care and integrate speech activities. Maintaining accurate documentation, participating in research, and providing staff training. Supporting quality improvement initiatives and community education. Qualifications include a current Texas license, BLS certification, and expertise in speech-language assessment and treatment. The role requires strong communication skills, teamwork, and a commitment to ethical, patient-centered care.