Speech Language Pathologist (SLP)

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Position Overview

The Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) identifies students with communication disorders and provides assessment, treatment planning, and therapeutic services to minimize the impact of speech and language impairments on educational performance. This position collaborates with educators, families, and related service providers to support student success and provides direction and guidance to support staff involved in speech and language services.

Speech Language Pathologist (SL…

Key Responsibilities

Assess students’ communication skills including articulation, fluency, voice, and expressive and receptive language to determine eligibility for services.
Develop individualized treatment plans and therapy interventions based on assessment results.
Provide speech and language therapy services to students individually or in small groups according to IEP goals.
Coordinate meetings and evaluation processes including screenings, IEP meetings, and parent conferences.
Collaborate with teachers, parents, administrators, physicians, and other professionals regarding student needs and progress.
Provide training and guidance to support staff assisting with speech and language therapy services.
Instruct students in the use of assistive communication technologies such as augmentative communication devices and FM systems.
Interpret medical and evaluation reports to support appropriate treatment planning.
Maintain documentation including progress reports, treatment plans, activity logs, and Medicaid billing documentation.
Conduct site visits including multiple school locations and home visits when necessary to deliver services.
Prepare reports, correspondence, and treatment documentation related to therapy services.
Research intervention methods, assessment tools, and resources to support student communication needs.
Respond to inquiries from staff, parents, and students regarding speech and language services.
Participate in meetings, workshops, and professional development activities.
Perform other related duties as assigned.

Job Requirements – Minimum Qualifications

Skills

Administering speech and language assessments and therapy techniques
Operating specialized equipment used in speech therapy services
Preparing and maintaining detailed records and reports

Knowledge

Anatomy and physiology of speech and hearing mechanisms
Speech and language disorders and therapeutic interventions
Behavior management techniques
Applicable educational laws, policies, and regulations

Abilities

Communicate effectively with students, families, and staff
Interpret technical medical and educational data
Maintain confidentiality of student information
Work collaboratively as part of a multidisciplinary educational team
Adapt therapy strategies to meet diverse student needs

Responsibility

Works under limited supervision providing speech and language services and coordinating therapy programs while directing support staff when appropriate.

Work Environment

Work is performed primarily in school environments with occasional travel to multiple school sites and home visits. Duties may involve moderate physical activity and exposure to communicable illnesses.

Experience

Job-related experience within a specialized field required.

Education

Master’s degree in a job-related area with an emphasis in Speech Language Pathology.

Required Testing

None specified.

Certificates and Licenses

Professional Teaching License with USBE
Speech Language Pathologist License

Continuing Education / Training

District required training annually
Maintains professional certifications and licenses
Meets continuing education requirements

Clearances

Mandated Reporter Training
Criminal Background / Fingerprinting Check

Reporting Relationship

Reports to the assigned supervisor.

FLSA Status

Exempt