Speech Language Pathologist

Sevita•Clearwater, FL

12d

About The Position

The Speech Language Pathologist provides speech therapy to individuals with functional disabilities involving speech, language, voice, and swallowing. The role includes reviewing medical records, evaluating individuals, developing and administering individualized treatment plans, and coordinating care with the Director of Clinical Services, physicians, and other caregivers. The position is part of a pediatric behavioral program with a maximum caseload of 24. Mentorship from an experienced CCC-SLP is available, and Clinical Fellows are welcome to apply.

Requirements

Master’s degree in Speech Therapy or Speech/Language Pathology.
One year of experience as a Speech Therapist.
Current state licensure or certification as a Speech Therapist.
Self-motivated and detail-oriented, with the ability to multitask.
Excellent communication and analytical skills.
Commitment to a multidisciplinary team approach.

Responsibilities

Direct and administer speech therapy using techniques to support rehabilitation of individuals with functional disabilities of speech, language, voice, and swallowing.
Review medical records; test and evaluate individuals served; develop treatment plans; and administer therapy.
Provide effective evaluations, documentation, and communication of medical information.
Assess assigned patients’ speech and language skills, development, articulation, voice, and fluency disorders.
Develop, implement, and evaluate individualized therapy plans, coordinating modifications to the individual’s plan of care with the Director of Clinical Services and the individual’s physician.
Identify and develop intervention strategies, and routinely review pertinent medical data to assess therapy effectiveness and progress toward maximum rehabilitation potential.
Instruct individuals served, family members, and primary caregivers as needed to maintain or acquire optimal functioning.
Coordinate home care services by completing required documentation on time and transferring pertinent medical data to physicians, the Director of Clinical Services, and other caregivers.
Review and document comprehensive evaluation reports, including tests used, test results, and diagnoses of speech or hearing disorders.
Record assessments, evaluations, therapy interventions, and patient changes according to physician orders and company policies.
Investigate and take appropriate action on concerns or complaints.
Maintain HIPAA compliance and a safe patient environment.