Speech Language Pathologist (26-27)

The speech language pathologist will provide direct speech and language services to students with disabilities and conduct comprehensive evaluations to determine eligibility. They will also collaborate with teachers to implement ieps and manage augmentative and alternative communication (Aac) systems to ensure functional communication access.

Candidates must possess a master's degree and a valid california speech language pathology services credential, clinical rehabilitation credential, or a california speech language pathology license. A commitment to working with students in traditionally underserved communities is required.