Description
The part-time Speech Language Pathologist provides direct clinical treatment, assessments, screenings, and individual consultations for children and families, including in-home sessions tailored to treatment plans. The role involves implementing documented protocols, documenting progress, maintaining records, supporting AAC equipment, attending staff meetings and trainings, and completing administrative requirements. Candidates must hold California Speech-Language Pathology certification, an active state SLP license, and ASHA certification, along with a master's degree in Speech Language Pathology; the position also offers medical, retirement, mileage, flexible days, paid time off, sick leave, and referral benefits.
