Speech Language Pathologist

The speech language pathologist will work cooperatively with school personnel to achieve individualized education program (Iep) goals, coordinating speech-Language services and maintaining required intervention records. Responsibilities also include administering assessments, interpreting data, planning evidence-Based interventions, and developing appropriate ieps based on student needs.

Candidates must possess a master's degree or higher and hold a department of education standard speech language specialist certification, along with an active new jersey state license. Essential qualifications include the ability to communicate in english and possess the necessary interpersonal skills, professional attitude, and physical capabilities to meet the demands of working with children with special needs.