Description
The Speech-Language Pathologist supports K–8 students in a school setting by accepting referrals, conducting screenings and evaluations, identifying communication disorders, developing and implementing individualized treatment plans, coordinating with educators and families, maintaining clinical documentation, and collaborating with interdisciplinary teams. The role requires a bachelor’s degree in Speech/Language Pathology, current state licensure or eligibility, and experience evaluating students with special needs or developmental delays; a master’s degree, CCC-SLP, ACCESS credentials, and 1–3 years of clinical experience are preferred.
