Speech Language Pathologist - Birth to 3 Program
About The Position
Join Our Green Lake County Birth-3 Team! This is a contracted position for a Speech Language Pathologist with limited hours, specifically on Wednesdays, approximately 6-8 hours per week. The role involves providing hands-on Birth to 3 services within natural environments, coaching families and caregivers to support development through everyday routines, and recommending adaptive strategies, tools, and interventions. You will collaborate with team members to support child and family goals, participate in IFSP meetings, updates, and progress reviews, and maintain professionalism and positivity to create a nurturing and encouraging environment. Excellent organizational and time management skills are essential for keeping thorough and accurate documentation and producing discharge reports prior to age-out or at the time of discharge to support transitions. You will also attend team meetings, communicate with the program coordinator, independently bill private insurance and Medical Assistance (MA), and perform other duties as assigned. Compliance with HIPAA privacy laws and requirements, and practices consistent with State of Wisconsin DHS 90 guidelines, based on state and federal legislation and best practice recommendations, are expected. Participation in professional development opportunities and maintaining professional licensure are also key aspects of this role. The position requires providing speech therapy services to children from birth to three in home and community settings, conducting developmental evaluations for infants and toddlers, identifying delays in total communication (including expressive and receptive language), and assessing feeding skills and overall functional development.
Requirements
- Graduate of an accredited school with a master’s degree in Speech ‑ Language Pathology.
- License as required by the State of Wisconsin to practice as a Speech ‑ Language Pathologist.
Responsibilities
- Provide hands-on Birth to 3 services within natural environments.
- Coach families and caregivers to support development through everyday routines.
- Recommend adaptive strategies, tools, and interventions.
- Collaborate with team members to support child and family goals.
- Participate in IFSP meetings, updates, and progress reviews.
- Demonstrate professionalism and positivity to create a nurturing and encouraging environment.
- Maintain excellent organizational and time management skills.
- Keep thorough and accurate documentation.
- Produce discharge reports prior to age-out or at the time of discharge to support transitions.
- Attend team meetings and communicate with the program coordinator as required.
- Independently bill private insurance and Medical Assistance (MA).
- Perform other duties as assigned.
- Comply with HIPAA privacy laws and requirements.
- Demonstrate practices consistent with State of Wisconsin DHS 90 guidelines, based on state and federal legislation and best practice recommendations.
- Participate in professional development opportunities.
- Maintain professional licensure as required.
- Provide speech therapy services to children from birth to three in home and community settings.
- Conduct developmental evaluations for infants and toddlers.
- Identify delays in total communication, including expressive and receptive language.
- Assess feeding skills and overall functional development.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Entry Level
