Speech Language Pathologist

The speech-Language pathologist will conduct comprehensive assessments, develop individualized treatment plans aligned with iep goals, and provide direct therapy services, consultation, and classroom support. Responsibilities also include collaborating with educators and families, participating in iep meetings, and maintaining regulatory compliance.

Candidates must possess a master's degree in speech-Language pathology and hold an active slp license in the state of practice, or be eligible to obtain one. The asha certificate of clinical competence (Ccc-Slp) is preferred, though cfy candidates are welcome, and strong communication skills are essential.