Part-time SLP - two days a week at two different schools/locations for a total of 14 hours per week.

JOB SUMMARY

The Speech Language Pathologist is responsible for identification, evaluation, and remediation of speech and/or language disorders in students and students with disabilities. The speech language pathologist will work as part of a team to provide support to students with communication disabilities or communication disorders in grades K-12.

QUALIFICATIONS

Ohio Speech Language Pathologist Board License
Ohio State Board of Education Speech Language Pathologist registration
Prior experience working in a school setting preferred

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

Assist the school staff in the identification of students with communication disorders; Cooperate with school health personnel in developing an appropriate hearing testing program
Assess and identify difficulties of referred students with suspected communication disabilities or disorders through non-discriminatory, diagnostic procedures; Select students for habilitative services
Plan, develop, implement, and evaluate therapeutic intervention goals that are educationally relevant and connected to the students’ educational program
Provide appropriate language therapy, speech therapy, auditory training, and training on augmentative systems
Communicate and interpret results of assessments, evaluations, and reports of speech language therapy services to the educational staff, parents, students, and, when appropriate, other professionals and agencies concerned with the student
Assist students in the transfer of newly acquired skills to the classroom and the home by working with students, their teachers, and parents in a supportive and collaborative manner
Monitor the speech language therapy program goals by collaborating with other professionals and paraprofessionals who are involved with the implementation of the intervention procedures
Participate as a team member in the transitioning of students into and out of educational and/or therapy programs
Provide reassessments of students, focusing on areas of need at intervals determined to be educationally relevant
Acts as a resource person for classroom teachers regarding strategies, adaptations, and resource materials
Communicate the needs of the speech language therapy program to the appropriate school administrator
Maintain accurate and complete student records; prepare and submit all required reports
Maintain an inventory list of equipment; accountable for proper care and use of therapy equipment

SALARY

Based on salary schedule and/or commensurate with experience and education

See attached job description for full position details.

ASP Speech Language Pathologist (PT, 2 days/week)