Speech Language Pathologist (SLP)

Provide speech language pathologist sessions utilizing current best practices based on the child’s individual family service plan (Ifsp). This involves working with families in natural environments and collaborating with other professionals to achieve outlined goals.

Candidates must possess a degree in speech language pathology from an accredited institution and hold valid state licensure or be license eligible, along with asha (Ccc-Slp) certification. Strong assessment, diagnostic, and therapeutic skills, coupled with excellent communication and proficiency in relevant documentation systems, are required.