Speech Language Pathologist School SLP

The speech language pathologist will provide therapy services to students, conduct assessments, develop individualized education program (Iep) plans, and evaluate student progress. Responsibilities also include collaborating with interdisciplinary teams, educators, and parents, alongside performing direct therapy, consultation, and case management duties.

Candidates must possess a master's or phd degree from an accredited speech-Language pathology program and hold the required state license and department of education licensure as an slp, with the asha certificate of clinical competence (Ccc) being preferred. Experience working with children is required, and prior experience in a school setting is preferred, along with the ability to pass a fingerprint background clearance.