Speech Language Clinician (.5 FTE)

Granville Exempted Village Schools•Granville, OH

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Granville Exempted Village School District is seeking a Speech Language Clinician (.5 FTE) to work with their students. The successful candidate will facilitate the identification and remediation of communication disorders to help students achieve maximum benefit from the educational program and encourage parental involvement. The district emphasizes a supportive learning environment and preparation for success in an ever-changing world.

Requirements

Valid state department of education license/certificate appropriate for the position.
Meets all mandated health requirements.
A record free of criminal violations that would prohibit public school employment.
Complies with drug-free workplace rules and board policies.
Keeps current with technology and other workplace innovations that support job functions.
Training and/or experience in behavioral management techniques.
Acknowledges personal accountability for decisions and conduct.
Acts in accordance with the professional code of ethics.
Averts problem situations and intervenes to resolve conflicts.
Demonstrates professionalism and contributes to a positive work environment.
Differentiates subtle variances in intonation, pitch, rhythm, and sound.
Effectively uses listening, observation, reading, verbal, nonverbal, and writing skills.
Exhibits consistency, resourcefulness, and resilience.
Maintains an acceptable attendance record and is punctual.
Organizes tasks and manages time effectively. Meets deadlines despite time constraints.
Skillfully manages individual, group, and organizational interactions.
Uses diplomacy and exercises self-control when dealing with other individuals.

Nice To Haves

Experience as a Speech Language Clinician in a school district.

Responsibilities

Prepares the assigned assessment/treatment area. Requisitions supplies. Sets up equipment.
Obtains informed consent before providing services. Facilitates decision-making activities. Helps stakeholders understand service goals and how they relate to the educational program.
Upholds board policies and follows administrative guidelines/procedures. Promotes a professional image of the school district. Encourages community partnerships that enhance district programs.
Promotes effective communications and assistance. Uses problem-solving techniques to tactfully address questions/concerns. Refers policy interpretation inquiries to administrative staff.
Performs screening activities (e.g., child find, new students, grades designated by the board, etc.).
Performs follow-up activities with students who have not passed earlier screening procedures.
Administers diagnostic tests. Interprets results. Provides objective recommendations that facilitate student participation in educational activities. Monitors the efficacy of interventions.
Helps intervention assistance team (IAT) members prepare plans for eligible students. Works with staff to ensure that services are provided in the least restrictive educational environment.
Develops a service schedule. Helps staff resolve problems related to the participation of students with disabilities in appropriate learning activities. Complies with federal and state policies/procedures for the education of students identified as having a disability.
Uses a variety of service delivery models to treat and/or address speech/language disorders (e.g., verbal/written language, voice, articulation, fluency, interactive communication, auditory and/or visual processing, cognition/communication, etc.).
Supports an inclusive educational environment. Provides ongoing communication and support for teachers. Encourages and supports positive peer relationships.
Teaches skills that help students manage their environment. Helps students take full advantage of the learning environment (e.g., assistive technology, augmentative devices, use of instructional/media resources, access/proximity to activities, etc.).
Collaborates with staff to implement and monitor behavior management plans when required.
Communicates expectations, provides guidance, and shows an active interest in student progress.
Facilitates self-reliance, problem-solving, critical-thinking, creativity, and performance skills.
Upholds the student conduct code. Implements effective pupil management procedures. Maintains a positive learning environment. Helps parents/students understand academic objectives, behavioral standards, and performance expectations.
Documents student progress. Ensure the accuracy of records. Prepares an end-of-the year recommendations for each student served.
Collaborates with other staff. Shares knowledge and resources that enhance student learning.
Consults with support personnel to address student concerns (e.g., excessive absences, at-risk behavior, mental/physical health, family/peer relations, etc.).
Maintains accurate records and submits progress reports on time. Prepares IEP and MFE reports as needed.
Consults with parents as needed (e.g., phone calls, notes, meetings, etc.).
Respects personal privacy. Maintains the confidentiality of privileged information. Promotes the proper use, care, and security of school property.
Takes precautions to ensure safety. Monitors situations that may indicate a problem. Provides appropriate student supervision. Works with supervisors to manage or eliminate risk factors.
Reports suspected child abuse and/or neglect to civil authorities as required by law.
Participates in staff meetings, conferences, and other required school activities.
Encourages parent organizations and supports school-sponsored activities.
Pursues growth opportunities that enhance professional performance and advance district goals.
Strives to develop rapport and serves as a positive role model for others.
Provides prompt notification of absences.
Maintains a professional appearance. Wears work attire appropriate for the position.
Performs other specific job-related duties as directed.