Speech Language Pathologist

This role involves providing direct therapeutic services to children and families through individual and group sessions, case management, and parent education, while also conducting assessments, writing reports, and maintaining caseload productivity standards. Additionally, the position requires collaborating with families and professionals on individualized plans (Ifsp, iep) and engaging in supervision and continuing education for professional growth.

Candidates must possess a master’s degree in speech language pathology and a valid california speech language pathology and audiology board license, with asha cs preferred. A minimum of one year of experience in a pediatric setting and experience providing telehealth are also required.