Speech Language Pathologist

The speech language pathologist provides communication assessments and developmental activities for infants and toddlers with special needs, alongside offering parent education and training relative to developmental disabilities. Responsibilities include performing comprehensive speech pathology assessments, developing treatment plans, and documenting clinical outcomes.

Candidates must possess a master's degree in speech language pathology and a valid license as a speech language pathologist, with 1+ year of related experience working with children or people with disabilities being a plus. Required abilities include basic computer skills, strong observational and documentation capabilities, critical thinking, and knowledge of infant assessment and developmental activities.