Speech Language Pathologist Fellow - Voice

University of Miami•Miami, FL

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The University of Miami UHealth Department of Otolaryngology is hiring a full-time Speech Language Pathologist Fellow - Voice in Miami, Florida. Under the supervision of a licensed Speech Pathologist, the fellow assesses and treats individuals with speech, language, voice, and/or swallowing disorders and impairments. The role works within a multidisciplinary team, collaborating with physicians, clinical providers, and family members to provide evidence-based care. The fellow conducts diagnostic assessments, develops treatment plans, establishes treatment priorities, and provides patient education and counseling. Department-specific work includes performing and interpreting laryngeal videostroboscopy, acoustic and aerodynamic measures, and maintaining a caseload of voice therapy patients with diverse diagnoses. The fellow participates in a multidisciplinary team of laryngology and voice pathology specialists and partners in vocal pedagogy and other medical specialties. Academic and outreach activities in voice and voice disorders are desired. The clinical fellowship is scheduled to run from August 2027 through July 2028. Applicants should attach a one-page personal statement and three letters of recommendation through Workday. The application deadline is Monday, February 8, 2027. The University of Miami offers competitive salaries and a comprehensive benefits package.

Requirements

Master’s degree in a relevant field.
Provisional Florida Speech Language Pathologist License.
Prior clinical rotations and/or externships in relevant acute care and/or outpatient facilities.
Experience performing and interpreting laryngeal videostroboscopy, acoustics, and aerodynamic measures.
Experience maintaining a caseload of voice therapy patients with diverse diagnoses.
Ability to complete assignments accurately and with attention to detail.
Ability to analyze, organize, and prioritize work under pressure while meeting deadlines.
Ability to handle confidential information with discretion.
Ability to work evenings, nights, and weekends as necessary.
Effective oral and written communication skills.
Commitment to the University’s core values.
Ability to work independently and/or collaboratively.

Nice To Haves

Participation in academic activities within the specialty of voice and voice disorders.
Participation in outreach activities within the specialty of voice and voice disorders.

Responsibilities

Administer diagnostic assessments to individuals with speech, language, voice, and/or swallowing disorders and impairments.
Develop treatment plans using appropriate intervention approaches, strategies, and materials.
Establish treatment priorities, including advising, educating, and counseling patients.
Collaborate with physicians, other clinical providers, and family members to develop and revise treatment recommendations.
Perform and interpret laryngeal videostroboscopy, acoustic measures, and aerodynamic measures.
Maintain a caseload of voice therapy patients with diverse diagnoses.
Participate in a multidisciplinary team involving specialists in laryngology and voice pathology, vocal pedagogy partners, and other medical specialties.
Maintain current knowledge of new technologies and approaches in the field.
Participate in departmental continuing education opportunities.
Provide culturally responsive services.
Document patient interactions using electronic medical records and/or other documentation tools.
Provide direct patient care encounters through approved telehealth platforms.
Maintain confidentiality of patient information in accordance with federal and state guidelines and regulations.
Follow University and unit-level policies and procedures and safeguard University assets.