Speech Language Pathologist

The primary responsibilities include providing high-Quality speech and language services to students across assigned campuses, conducting evaluations, and developing/Implementing individualized therapy plans aligned with iep goals. This also involves participating in ard/Iep meetings and maintaining accurate documentation according to guidelines.

Candidates must possess at least one year of pediatric or school-Based experience, or complete cf experience during clinical practicums, and hold a valid texas license as a speech-Language pathologist (Cf or ccc-Slp). A master's degree in speech-Language pathology or communication disorders is required, along with strong collaboration and communication skills.