Speech Language Pathologist -Early Intervention/Early Childhood Special Education

Klamath Falls City Schools•Klamath Falls, OR

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Klamath Early Childhood Development Center (KECDC) is seeking a dedicated and collaborative Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) to join our Early Intervention/Early Childhood Special Education (EI/ECSE) team. This position provides services to children ages birth to five in a variety of settings, including preschool classrooms, homes, and community environments.

Requirements

Successful completion of an approved speech pathology program.
Oregon teachers’ license with speech language impaired endorsement and acquire Oregon Health Board of Examiners’ speech pathology license, or Oregon Health Board of Examiners’ speech pathology license.
Complete all district required hiring processes and trainings.
Obtain Registration with the Central Background Registry.
Pre-Employment Drug Screen
Background Investigation

Nice To Haves

Prefer American Speech and Hearing Association Certificate Clinical Competence.

Responsibilities

Evaluate and diagnose students with communication disorders and prescribe appropriate interventions and modifications
Participate in the development of Individualized Family Service Plans (IFSPs) and Individualized Education Programs (IEPs)
Communicate with parents through conferences, virtual meetings, phone calls, and written correspondence
Provide direct and consultative services to eligible students with communication disorders
Conduct speech and language evaluations for children ages birth–5
Provide services in natural environments, including classrooms, homes, and community settings
Collaborate with teachers, EI/ECSE staff, and related service providers to design and implement supports
Coach and support families in implementing communication strategies within daily routines
Maintain accurate documentation, progress monitoring, and complete all record-keeping responsibilities, including Medicaid billing, in a timely manner
Participate in team meetings, eligibility meetings, and ongoing professional development
Actively engage in program improvement efforts and professional learning opportunities
Provide communication-related consultation and professional development to community preschool staff
Support and supervise Speech-Language Pathology Assistants (SLPAs) in accordance with state guidelines
Assist in facilitating staff development activities related to communication disorders
Clinical Fellowship Year (CFY) supervision available

Benefits

Salary: $53,683.89-$99,647.38 (DOE)
SLP stipend of $8,589.42
Generous Health, dental, and vision contribution from the district, currently up to $2277 (based upon family coverage), prorated based upon FTE.
PERS Retirement: The district assumes and pays the 6% average employee contribution to the Oregon PERS system.
Student loan forgiveness for those who qualify.
Teacher mentoring program for teachers new to the profession.
Opportunity to work with a diverse student population.
District-supported child care is available.
Work in a highly supportive environment
Access to classroom technology including interactive white board, document cameras, and chromebooks
Ongoing Professional Development opportunities