Speech and Language Pathologist

The speech and language pathologist assesses communication abilities and develops individualized speech-Language programs for students aged 3-22. They provide direct therapy, participate in iep meetings, and collaborate with teachers and families to support student learning and functional performance.

Candidates must hold a master’s degree in speech & language pathology and possess or be eligible for a massachusetts license. Asha certification (Ccc-Slp) or eligibility for cfy mentoring is required, along with a preference for american sign language fluency.