The Speech Language Pathologist diagnoses and treats speech, language, social communication, cognitive-communication, and swallowing disorders across all age groups. The role involves conducting comprehensive evaluations, developing individualized treatment plans, and using therapeutic techniques to improve communication skills. The Speech Language Pathologist assesses referrals and patient histories, evaluates patients, delivers prescribed treatments, and develops rehabilitative programs addressing communication, swallowing, auditory and visual processing, memory, and cognition. The role also includes educating patients and caregivers, adjusting treatment plans, and collaborating with healthcare team members. Other related duties may be assigned by a supervisor, subject to reasonable accommodation. A current state license as a Speech Language Pathologist is required. CCC-SLP certification is preferred at hire and required within one year. BLS certification is preferred upon hire, with timing requirements that vary by organization. Equivalent-setting experience is preferred. The position serves pediatric, adolescent, adult, and geriatric patients and requires computer, analytical, interpersonal, and critical-thinking skills.
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