Speech Language Pathologist

The speech language pathologist will conduct comprehensive evaluations and implement individualized treatment programs focusing on complex feeding concerns and passy-Muir valve (Pmv) programming for children and young adults. Responsibilities also include consulting with and training staff and families on therapeutic plans and equipment use.

Candidates must be graduates of an accredited speech language pathology program and hold asha certification (Ccc-Slp), along with being licensed or eligible for licensure in new hampshire. Two years of pediatric experience, especially with complex feeding disorders and pmv use, is strongly preferred.