Speech Language Pathologist SLP Home Health

The speech language pathologist is responsible for developing and implementing speech therapy plans of care for patients, conducting assessments, and providing education to patients and families. They also document care, participate in quality improvement programs, and ensure compliance with ethical standards.

A bachelor's degree in speech language pathology is required, with a master's degree preferred. Candidates must have at least one year of experience in a home health setting and possess an active speech language pathologist license in the state of employment.