Speech and Language Pathologist (SLP)

The speech language pathologist provides a full spectrum of school-Based speech therapy services to individuals up to age 21 and functions as part of a multi-Disciplinary team to determine service eligibility and appropriate programming. This role involves direct work with students, faculty, parents, and administration while ensuring compliance with all relevant regulations and utilizing evidence-Based practices.

Candidates must possess a master's degree in communicative disorders and a valid pde certification as a speech & language therapist, with the certificate of clinical competence being preferred, and clinical fellowship year candidates being considered. Required credentials include current pa child abuse, pa criminal, and pde fbi clearances, along with a current tb screening and professional liability insurance.