Speech & Language Pathologist

The role involves providing specialized speech and language services to students aged 5-22 with severe behavioral and developmental needs in a nurturing, inclusive environment.

• Conduct comprehensive assessments, including evaluations for AAC needs, and prepare reports for IEP teams.
• Develop and implement individualized therapy plans focusing on communication, social skills, and feeding, using evidence-based and behaviorally informed strategies.
• Collaborate with educators, therapists, and families to promote communication across settings and train staff in supporting functional communication methods.
• Support behavior and crisis interventions by integrating communication strategies and modeling calm, consistent practices.
• Maintain accurate documentation, ensure compliance with relevant regulations, and participate in interdisciplinary team activities.

Qualifications include a Master’s degree, current licensure, and experience with children with severe disabilities. Preferred skills include ABA, AAC systems, and multicultural experience. Benefits include competitive pay, insurance, paid time off, and a collaborative team environment.