Speech Language Pathologist

The speech language pathologist will provide therapy services primarily in school settings, potentially including head start programs or daycare centers, working within a multidisciplinary team structure. Responsibilities involve direct client care while utilizing streamlined electronic medical records for efficient documentation.

Applicants must possess an nc slp license or immediate eligibility, along with a master's or doctorate degree in communication sciences disorders. Clinical fellows are encouraged to apply, and mentorship is available for newer professionals.