Speech Language Pathologist School SLP

The speech language pathologist will be responsible for providing therapy services to prek-12 students, conducting assessments, developing individualized education program (Iep) plans, and evaluating student progress. This role also involves collaborating with interdisciplinary teams, educators, and parents while managing caseloads and completing necessary documentation.

Candidates must possess a master's or phd degree in speech-Language pathology, hold a state license as an slp, and ideally have the asha certificate of clinical competence (Ccc). Experience working with children and in a school setting is preferred, along with strong organizational skills and the ability to perform necessary physical movements required for student engagement.