Speech-Language Pathologist (Temporary, Full-Time)

Origami Rehabilitation•Lansing, MI

9d•Hybrid

About The Position

Origami Rehabilitation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization providing comprehensive rehabilitation for children and adults with various conditions. The Speech-Language Pathologist is an integral member of a collaborative interdisciplinary team dedicated to helping pediatric and adult clients with neurological, developmental, and complex rehabilitation needs regain communication, swallowing, and cognitive-linguistic skills that support independence and quality of life. This is a temporary position working approximately 30–40 hours per week through early January 2027, with travel required between various Origami campus locations based on client and program needs. Working under the supervision of the Clinical Supervisor and in partnership with the Clinical Manager and other clinical professionals, the Speech-Language Pathologist evaluates and treats clients using evidence-based practices and individualized treatment plans while contributing to a highly collaborative, mission-driven environment.

Requirements

Possess a valid State Driver’s License or ability to plan and provide transportation as required
ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology
Possess a valid Speech-Language Pathology License in the State of Michigan
CPR, First Aid, AED certification (provided by Origami)
Embraces and embodies Origami's core values: Celebrate the Individual. Inspire Excellence. Serve with Integrity. Lead with Passion.

Nice To Haves

Neurological rehabilitation education/experience
Experience treating pediatrics and adults

Responsibilities

Model appropriate behavior conducive to a positive working and therapeutic environment.
Observe all rules of confidentiality as they pertain to program participants internally, and in working with outside individuals and/or agencies.
Proactively initiate and follow-through with tasks utilizing appropriate problem-solving techniques to facilitate communication flow and prompt resolutions.
Promote positive morale among peers by modeling and encouraging effective teamwork and communication.
Engage in thorough and timely communication with members of the interdisciplinary team, client, support systems, and external stakeholders as appropriate for effective treatment planning.
Adhere to ethical guidelines set forth by the American Speech and Hearing Association and practice in accordance with the State of Michigan regulations.
Attend clinical reviews and care conferences as appropriate.
Evaluate, document findings, prepare, and implement treatment plans for clients referred by physicians.
Record evaluations, daily progress notes, discharge reports, outcomes measures, monthly assessments (residential), and service billings in a timely manner and in accordance with procedure to provide complete documentation for client charts.
Follow schedule tracker and communication protocols for therapy related scheduling needs.
Educate staff, clients and external stakeholders on swallowing precautions and other modalities as appropriate.
Assume responsibility for the design and effective implementation for speech therapy related group therapy activities.
Contribute to the design and maintenance of effective and timely systems of documentation, including the collection and analysis of outcome data and auditing systems.
Maintain caseload at a level deemed reasonable by the Clinical Supervisor.