Pediatric Speech Language Pathologist, Early Intervention

Ivy Rehab

About The Position

As an Early Intervention clinician, you will have the chance to work directly with children from birth to age three. Our teammates are dedicated to the treatment of our young patients, providing individualized one-to-one attention and customized plans of care to meet your child’s needs. Parents and caregivers are coached through plans of care based on daily routines. Services are provided in the child’s natural setting such as their home, daycare, or community setting. Teammates have unique opportunities to collaborate with other childcare professionals to carry over goals while following an individualized Family Service Plan. Ivy's rewarding work environment allows multi-disciplinary collaboration and mentorship while maintaining autonomy and growth that is specific to each of our clinicians' passions and expertise. Join Ivy Rehab’s dedicated team where you’re not just an employee, but a valued teammate! Together, we provide world-class care in physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and applied behavior analysis (ABA) services. Our culture promotes authenticity, inclusion, growth, community, and a passion for exceptional care for every patient. At Ivy Rehab for Kids, you are not just an employee - you are a valued teammate! Join our dedicated team at Ivy Rehab for Kids to provide patients with access to world-class care and outcomes for those in need of physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and special instruction/developmental services. By promoting authenticity, inclusion, growth, community, and a passion for providing exceptional care to every single patient, we provide the resources and support necessary to invest in our clinicians. As an Early Intervention therapist, you can make a positive impact on children and families! Teammates work directly with children from birth through age three and their families, using a coaching model to empower the parents to be the ones who provide the needed supports and techniques to help their child succeed and achieve their goals. Services are provided in the child's natural setting, such as their home, daycare, or community setting. This is a per visit position (5-19 hours per week) with the opportunity to build to part time or potentially full time depending on need, flexibility, etc.

Requirements

Graduate from an accredited Speech Language Pathology/Communication Sciences Program
Proof of current or pending state licensure as a Speech Language Pathologist in respective state
All positions: Must have pediatric CPR and FA certification (includes infant/child CPR and in person skills testing)
Dedication to exceptional patient outcomes and quality of care
Must have completed fellowship year and earned their Certificate of Clinical Competence