Speech Language Pathologist SLP & CFY

The speech language pathologist (Slp) is responsible for conducting evaluations and assessments, developing and implementing individualized family service plans (Ifsp), and providing early intervention supports to families. They work as part of a team to monitor outcomes and ensure compliance with federal and state regulations.

Candidates must possess a valid speech language pathology license in connecticut and a master's degree in speech language pathology. One year of experience working with children in early intervention is preferred, and bilingual candidates are encouraged to apply.