Summary from listing
The Speech-Language Pathologist evaluates students for speech-language impairments, identifies disordered students, conducts or participates in student staffing, provides consultative services to teachers, parents, administrators, and allied agencies, and reports student progress. The role requires a master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology, Praxis II and Special Education course requirements, eligibility for a clear Service Certificate in Speech-Language Pathology, and 0–1 year of related experience. It is performed in a classroom environment and involves lifting and carrying up to 50 pounds.
