Speech Language Pathology Assistant; SLPa

Speech Language Pathology Assistant (SLPa)

Speech-language pathology assistants work under the supervision of speech-language pathologists to help people control their stuttering or other speech problems.

Occupational therapists treat injured, ill, or disabled patients through the therapeutic use of everyday activities. They help these patients develop, recover, improve, as well as maintain the skills needed for daily living and working.

COTA supports patient well-being, rehabilitation, and recovery by providing direct support to an occupational therapist. They help patients with physical, mental, emotional, or social limitations to improve their quality of life and independence.

BCBA is a healthcare professional who studies the behavior of children and adults and creates plans to improve or change problematic behaviors. They often work with people who have developmental disabilities, brain injuries or emotional control, social or behavioral issues.

Certified Academic Language Therapists provide diagnostic, explicit, systematic Multisensory Structured Language intervention which builds a high degree of accuracy, knowledge, and independence for students with written-language disorders, including dyslexia.

All Job Positions have:

• Benefits available for part-time and full-time employees
• Scheduling flexibility and autonomy available

In addition, the successful candidate will:

• Demonstrate a passion for the habilitation/rehabilitation fields and those with learning differences.
• Display a sincere commitment to the patients and families served.
• Possess a strong desire for personal growth and team work.
• Be well-versed in evidence based practice.
• Demonstrate excellent written and verbal skills.

Specialized skills, experience, and certifications are not only highly valued in our team members, but are necessary to be a qualified candidate.