Speech and Language Pathology Assistant

Key responsibilities include developing therapy materials for verbal and non-Verbal learners, implementing treatment plans established by the supervising slp, and delivering tailored speech-Language therapy to students. The role also requires maintaining accurate records of therapy goals, progress, and other relevant documentation.

Candidates must possess a current speech language pathology assistant license in the service delivery state or eligibility to obtain one, along with passing a department of justice/Fbi background check and providing tb clearance. Eligibility to work in the us is also mandatory.