Speech and Language Pathology Assistant

The speech and language pathology assistant will assist the supervising slp with screenings, assessments, and the implementation of treatment plans for children with developmental disabilities. They are responsible for documenting patient performance, providing instruction on communication devices, and supporting feeding strategies.

Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree in communication with 18 credits toward an advanced degree and maintain appropriate state licensure. Experience providing therapeutic services to children with autism and knowledge of applied behavior analysis are required.