Speech Language Pathologist (SLP)

The speech language pathologist will provide center-Based therapy for children with autism, working collaboratively with an interdisciplinary team including ots, bcbas, and rbts. Responsibilities also include conducting assessments, creating treatment plans, monitoring client progress, and providing training to team members and families.

Candidates must possess a master's degree in speech pathology and the certification of clinical competence (Ccc-Slp), along with current state licensure. Essential functions involve physical demands such as lifting up to 30 pounds, assuming various postures for extended periods, and attending to basic client needs like feeding and toileting.