Clinical Fellow Speech Language Pathologist

ExpertCare•Sterling Heights, MI

28d

About The Position

Speech-Language Pathology Clinical Fellow - Macomb County Additional compensation for evening and weekend visits Are you a Clinical Fellow (CF) looking for an exciting opportunity with a leading provider of home-based services? Are you eager to gain valuable experience and develop your clinical skills while being part of a dynamic team? This full-time or part-time position offers compassionate and nurturing long-term therapy to children and adults with disabilities. Helping people succeed is at the heart of all we do. You will receive support and mentorship from experienced professionals as you grow your skills and build your career in speech-language therapy. As a Clinical Fellow, you are starting your journey to become a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist. Your passion for success, willingness to learn, and dedication to making a positive impact will help you thrive in this role. You’ll have the opportunity to enhance individuals' strengths and capabilities, support them in regaining independence, and empower them to lead fulfilling lives. You’ll work alongside a dedicated team that encourages knowledge-sharing and continuous growth. Why choose ExpertCare? Since 1991, ExpertCare has been the leading provider of home and community-based services throughout Southeast Michigan. ExpertCare has won the award for Best and Brightest Companies to work for from the National Association for Business Resources every year since 2008. Small company feel Excellent company culture Close-knit team Exceptional leadership and mentorship

Requirements

Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology from an accredited program.
Currently completing or recently completed a Clinical Fellowship (CF) year.
Eligible for or currently in the process of obtaining state SLP licensure.
Valid state driver’s license.

Responsibilities

Provide speech and language therapy services under the supervision of a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP).
Assist in the development and implementation of individualized treatment plans for clients.
Work with children and adults with disabilities, promoting their communication skills and overall development.
Maintain accurate documentation of therapy sessions, including progress notes and treatment goals.
Participate in team meetings and collaborate with other professionals to optimize care.