Speech Language Pathologist

The role involves providing dynamic, play-Based speech and language therapy integrating sensory, motor, and cognitive strategies while developing individualized treatment plans within a holistic approach. Responsibilities also include educating families, supervising slpas, maintaining documentation, and engaging in cross-Discipline consultations to optimize client outcomes.

Candidates must possess a master's degree in speech-Language pathology and hold active slp licensure in the practicing state, along with asha ccc-Slp certification, though cfs are encouraged to apply. A strong passion for collaborative, integrative care with neurodivergent populations and demonstrated leadership potential are also required.