Speech Language Pathologist

The speech language pathologist will evaluate, plan remedial programs, and consult with staff regarding speech, language, voice, and hearing issues, focusing on functional communication to maximize student independence. Responsibilities also include collaborating with special education teachers to address student speech and language needs within the educational setting.

Candidates must possess an m.s. Or m.a. In speech pathology with certification of clinical competence (C.c.c.) or related requirements, and a valid driver's license is mandatory. Preferred qualifications include pennsylvania teaching certification or slp licensure, and strong clinical fellowship candidates will be considered, along with previous experience in remedial speech/Language difficulties.