Speech Language Pathologist

The speech language pathologist develops, implements, and coordinates the speech language therapy program, providing screening, evaluation, and therapeutic intervention for clients with communication disabilities. Responsibilities include developing functional and measurable goals based on student needs and actively participating in the iep development process.

Candidates must have successfully graduated from an accredited speech language therapy program recognized by asha and acquired certification of clinical competency (Ccc). A minimum of two years of experience as a speech therapist is required, along with a current massachusetts license and a valid driver's license.