Speech Language Pathologist

The speech-Language pathologist will provide direct, developmentally appropriate speech therapy services and activities to infants and toddlers (Birth to three) with developmental delays in home and community settings. Responsibilities also include partnering with families to develop and implement the individual family service plan (Ifsp) and acting as a service coordinator.

Candidates must possess current massachusetts licensure as a speech-Language pathologist and asha certificate of clinical competence (Or be cf eligible), along with knowledge of family systems and early childhood development. Essential requirements include the ability to build therapeutic relationships, commitment to individualized service, excellent communication skills, and reliable transportation.