Speech Language Pathologist

The speech-Language pathologist provides specialized assessment and instruction to students with disabilities while implementing individual educational plans (Iep). They collaborate with school staff and parents to support communication needs and maintain compliance with federal and state regulations.

Candidates must hold a master's degree in speech-Language pathology and possess the appropriate state licensure or eligibility for clinical fellowship. Strong knowledge of speech-Language pathology principles and the ability to work effectively within a school team are required.