Speech Language Pathologist, Special Education School

The speech language pathologist will provide direct intervention in natural environments, coordinating schedules to meet family needs and participating in the development and implementation of ifsps and ieps. Responsibilities include delivering individualized, evidence-Based therapy plans for communication needs and collaborating with other providers for comprehensive care.

A master’s degree in speech-Language pathology and california state licensure, including asha's certificate of clinical competence (Ccc-Slp), are required. Candidates must also possess a minimum of one year of experience as a speech therapist working with infants or children, along with a valid ca driver license with a good driving history.