Speech and Language Pathologist

The speech and language pathologist will evaluate and assess children and families to assist with planning, development, implementation, and review of curriculums and individualized family service plans (Ifsps). They will also perform service coordination functions to ensure desired outcomes for families and children served.

A master's degree in a related field from an accredited college or university is required, along with valid connecticut licensure or certification. Candidates must also have a valid u.s. Driver's license, internet access, a cell phone, and reliable transportation.