Speech-Language Pathologist (Full-Time)

Origami Rehabilitation•Mason, MI

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Origami Rehabilitation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization providing comprehensive rehabilitation for children and adults with neurological, developmental, mental health, and orthopedic conditions through their residential and outpatient programs. The Speech-Language Pathologist will join Origami Rehabilitation, delivering evidence-based therapy that helps individuals strengthen communication, cognition, and connection. As part of an interdisciplinary team, you’ll collaborate to advance Origami’s mission of creating opportunities and transforming lives. In this role, you won’t just support communication; you’ll help individuals regain confidence, independence, and a sense of possibility. By fostering inclusive, timely collaboration with clients, families, and fellow professionals, you’ll play a direct role in meaningful, life-changing outcomes.

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
Certification as a Brain Injury Specialist (offered by Origami after hire)
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
Interest in treating children and adult populations

Responsibilities

Model positive behavior to foster a safe, respectful, and supportive therapeutic environment.
Maintain strict confidentiality when handling sensitive information internally and with external partners.
Proactively address tasks and utilize problem-solving techniques for smooth communication and timely resolutions.
Adhere to ASHA’s code of ethics and State of Michigan regulations while evaluating and treating clients referred by physicians.
Document assessments, progress notes, discharge summaries, and billing information promptly and accurately.
Provide education on swallowing precautions, alternative modalities, and best practices to clients, staff, and external stakeholders.
Design, coordinate, and lead effective group therapy sessions, ensuring meaningful experiences for participants.
Offer supervision and mentorship to interns, volunteers, and job shadows, aligning with professional development goals.
Contribute to program development and quality improvement through data collection, analysis, and active participation in committees.
Adhere to schedules, report necessary repairs, request resources, and cover SLP services, upholding emergency procedures and other assigned duties.

Benefits

Flexible scheduling (4, 10-hour days or 5, 8-hour days)
No evenings, weekends, or holidays
No on-call expectations
Generous Paid Time Off (144 hours of PTO accrues annually! Increases after 4 years!)
Paid Holidays (64 hours of holiday pay each year!)
Regular employment, consistent pay
Health, Dental, Vision
Employer Retirement Contributions (with no vesting schedule!)
Professional Development & Continuing Education Support
100% Employer-paid Short-Term Disability Insurance
100% Employer-paid Life Insurance
Access to Voluntary Long-Term Disability Insurance
Access to additional Voluntary Life Insurance
Paid New Parent Leave
Paid New Grandparent Leave
Paid on the job training and mentorship
Join a diverse and caring team
Public Service Loan Forgiveness (potential for student loans to be forgiven!)
Wellness Program
Employee Assistance Program
Employer-sponsored Certified Brain Injury Specialist (CBIS) education and credentialing
Employer provided liability coverage