Speech Language Pathologist

The speech-language pathologist is a member of the clinical staff and is responsible for providing treatment and performing evaluations for children and adults. He/she is detail-oriented, dependable, has excellent clinical competence and clinical judgment, excels at working in a multidisciplinary team environment, and supports the vision of the company.

• Reports Directly To:
  Regional Program Manager
• Reports Indirectly To:
  Vice President of Clinical Programs
• Directly Supervises: N/A
• Indirectly Supervises: N/A

• Screens and evaluates children and adults with communication disorders
• Develops treatment programs for children and adults with communication disorders
• Provides teletherapy to individuals with communication disorders
• Measures and documents outcomes of treatment programs
• Writes treatment reports
• Interfaces with other members of the client’s team, especially the parents/family
• Communicate treatment issues with supervisory staff
• Conducts staff and community education
• Acquires, at minimum, the continuing education units (CEUs) necessary for license renewal
• Manages support staff (volunteers, parents, etc.) within a group setting
• Contacts and schedules sessions directly with clients (Primarily in the Pacific Time Zone between 8 am PST to 6pm PST)
• Manages and tracks clients’ progress report due dates
• Work independently from a HIPAA-compliant home office setting (when appropriate)
• Follows CSLOT cancellation and makeup policy
• Understand all CSLOT’s payor source services and authorizations
• Provides ongoing support to CSLOT’s marketing efforts
• Performs other job-related duties as assigned

• Minimum Education/
  
  Experience:
  
  Master’s Degree in Communication Disorders or similar field
• Certification/License:
  License to practice speech pathology in the State of California and the Certificate of Clinical Competence from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association or is actively working toward this certificate