Speech Language Pathologist School SLP

The speech language pathologist will provide direct therapy services to prek-12 students, conduct necessary evaluations, develop individualized education program (Iep) plans, and track student progress. Responsibilities also include collaborating with interdisciplinary teams, educators, and parents, alongside managing documentation and administrative tasks.

Candidates must possess a master's or phd degree in speech-Language pathology and hold the required state license and department of education licensure as an slp, with asha ccc preferred. Experience in a school setting is preferred, and candidates must be able to perform necessary physical movements while working with students.