Speech Language Pathologist

• Evaluate, direct and provide speech/language pathology service to patients in the home or facility
• Participate in the development and periodic review of the Plan of Treatment and Plan of Care
• Assess and treat disorders of speech, voice, language, hearing and swallowing
• Administer and interpret diagnostic tests and therapeutic treatments, including audiologic screening
• Observe, record and report changes in patients' conditions and treatment responses
• Instruct and train patients in the use of alternative communication systems when appropriate
• Provide counsel and instruction to patients, families and healthcare staff
• Maintain and submit required documentation
• Prepare written reports of evaluations, visits, summaries, care plans, care coordination activities and progress reports
• Participate in care coordination and discharge planning
• Maintain confidentiality and share information only when authorized and in the patient's best interests

• Provide patient-centered speech-language pathology care in patients’ homes and communities
• Evaluate and treat impairments involving speech and language, executive functioning, cognition, dysphagia, and augmentative communication
• Accept patients for the duration of their stay in PRN assignments
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to create integrated treatment plans
• Practice treatment plans in patients’ homes and communities
• Use creative, evidence-based activities to address functional goals and produce durable outcomes
• Treat patients with traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, CVAs, and other neurological or complex orthopedic diagnoses

Speech Language Pathologist – PRN, Neuro

• Evaluate and treat impairments involving speech and language
• Evaluate and treat executive functioning and cognitive needs
• Evaluate and treat dysphagia
• Address augmentative communication needs
• Provide patient-centered neurological rehabilitation in patients’ homes and communities
• Create and implement integrated treatment plans with interdisciplinary teams
• Accept patients for the duration of their stay in PRN assignments
• Use creative, evidence-based activities to address functional goals and produce durable outcomes

Speech Language Pathologist – PRN – Neuro

• Evaluate and treat impairments involving speech and language
• Evaluate and treat executive functioning and cognitive needs
• Evaluate and treat dysphagia
• Evaluate and treat augmentative communication needs
• Provide patient-centered care for traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, CVAs, and other neurological or complex orthopedic diagnoses
• Develop and practice integrated treatment plans in patients’ homes and communities
• Provide services for patients across the continuum from severe brain injury to job readiness
• Accept PRN patients for the duration of their stay
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, families, professionals, and co-workers

• Provide speech-language therapy services in a K-12 school setting
• Conduct assessments and write comprehensive evaluation reports
• Develop and implement IEP goals and therapy plans
• Participate in IEP meetings and collaborate with school teams
• Support students with articulation, language, fluency, and social communication
• Partner with teachers and families to support carryover of skills
• Maintain timely documentation, progress notes, and compliance records
• Monitor student progress and adjust treatment plans as needed