Speech Language Pathologist, Day Habilitation

The Minute Man Arc for Human Services•Concord, MA

11d•Onsite

About The Position

The Speech Language Pathologist supports adults in Minute Man Arc’s Day Habilitation program who experience speech, language, communication, or swallowing difficulties. The role assesses individual needs, develops and delivers individualized therapeutic interventions, and collaborates with interdisciplinary team members to strengthen communication skills and promote meaningful participation in program activities. The position also supports individuals who use alternative communication methods or experience challenges related to attention, memory, or problem-solving. The position provides direct clinical services, works with program staff, and participates in team meetings. The facility is smoke-free; noise levels are generally moderate and may occasionally be loud. The role may involve walking, standing, stooping, lifting, and other physical activity, and requires responding professionally in situations that may become stressful.

Requirements

Graduation from an accredited speech-language pathology program.
Current Massachusetts licensure to practice as a Speech Language Pathologist.
Two years of relevant experience.
Knowledge of speech and language principles, clinical methods, evidence-based practices, and outcomes-based interventions.
Ability to select and administer appropriate assessment tools, interpret findings, and apply clinical judgment to treatment planning.
Experience with a range of intervention strategies, including high- and low-technology communication devices, and the ability to monitor their effectiveness.
Ability to plan, coordinate, and provide education and training to individuals and program staff.
Strong oral and written communication skills and the ability to collaborate effectively with interdisciplinary teams.
Knowledge of applicable federal and state requirements, regulatory compliance, and confidentiality standards.

Nice To Haves

Experience supporting individuals with developmental disabilities.

Responsibilities

Assess and evaluate individuals’ speech, language, communication, and feeding or swallowing abilities to identify needs and appropriate interventions.
Develop, plan, and deliver individualized speech and language treatment based on assessment findings and identified goals.
Conduct diagnostic evaluations and participate in interdisciplinary team conferences to review individual needs and progress.
Provide individual and small-group therapy and intervention sessions as appropriate.
Collaborate with the interdisciplinary team in developing and implementing Individual Support Plans (ISPs).
Consult and communicate with program staff and other professionals about treatment strategies, communication supports, and individual progress.
Select and use appropriate intervention strategies, including low- and high-technology communication supports, as indicated.
Monitor individual progress and evaluate intervention effectiveness, adjusting treatment approaches as needed.
Maintain accurate clinical records, evaluations, progress documentation, and required reports in accordance with program expectations.
Complete and process MassHealth-related documentation, billing submissions, and service records accurately and promptly, ensuring compliance with applicable requirements and organizational procedures.
Provide training, guidance, and education to individuals and staff regarding communication strategies and supports.
Follow applicable federal and Massachusetts laws, regulations, professional standards, and confidentiality requirements governing speech-language pathology practice.
Perform other related duties as assigned.