Speech Language Pathologist School SLP

The speech language pathologist will be responsible for providing direct therapy services to prek-12 students, conducting necessary assessments, and developing individualized education program (Iep) plans. This role also involves evaluating student progress and collaborating effectively with interdisciplinary teams, educators, and parents.

Candidates must possess a master's or phd degree from an accredited speech-Language pathology program and hold both state and department of education licensure as an slp, with the asha certificate of clinical competence (Ccc) being preferred. Experience in a school setting is preferred, along with strong organizational skills and the ability to pass a fingerprint background clearance.