Pediatric Speech Language Pathologist (SLP)

Tri-County Therapy•Anderson, SC

About The Position

Join Tri-County Therapy (TCT) a leading pediatric therapy company serving children from birth to 18 years old across South Carolina. Our mission is to provide high-quality therapy services while building a diverse, empowered, and innovative team. We use a multi-disciplinary approach (OT, SLP, PT) with an incredibly collaborative team to provide services in clinics, homes, schools, and community settings. With clinics in Charleston, Ladson, Mount Pleasant, Greenville, and Anderson, TCT has built a reputation for excellence in pediatric therapy. Our team delivers compassionate, evidence-based care in a supportive, growth-focused environment. We believe in empowering our therapists with training, resources, and a collaborative culture to achieve the best outcomes for the children and families we serve. We are currently hiring for: Full-Time Anderson Clinic SLP Full-Time Anderson Community & Early Intervention SLP Independent Contractor SLP serving preschools and daycares

Requirements

Graduate from an accredited university with a master's degree or higher in Speech Language Pathology (SLP), Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD), Communication Disorders (MCD) or equivalent program OR a current State of South Carolina Speech-Language Pathologist Assistant license (SC LLR).
Must be licensed (or pursuing CF licensure) in the state of South Carolina with the SCLLR as an SLP and maintain the Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) from the American Speech, Language and Hearing Association
Knowledge and understanding of children’s developmental stages from ages 0-18 to properly analyze the growth, movement (motor), cognitive, and maturation process/transition between skill levels.
Previous pediatric experience is required through employment or clinical rotation.

Nice To Haves

AAC & Feeding experience are a plus!

Responsibilities

Evaluate hearing and speech/language test results and medical background information to diagnose and create individualized treatment plans for speech, language, fluency, voice, and swallowing disorders.
Identify patients who could benefit from AAC and trial various devices and support family to obtain medically necessary equipment.
Successfully complete AAC evaluation reports, with clinical support.
Accept, evaluate, and treat feeding patients
Record therapy notes (SOAP), patient observations, evaluation reports, care plans (POCs), and discharge of clients
Design, develop, and employ alternative diagnostic or communication devices and strategies.
Instruct clients in techniques for more effective carryover of strategies and techniques.
Develop individualized speech therapy exercise programs and home programs for families to implement, to facilitate generalization across settings.
Ensure regular communication with parents or caregivers and educate/instruct patients and family members in strategies to facilitate progress.