Speech-language Pathologist; SLP), Part Time

Overview

Speech-Language Pathologist to provide comprehensive patient care, including evaluation, treatment planning, family education, and documentation, while adhering to organizational standards and safety protocols.

Responsibilities include supervising assistants and students, advocating for patients, participating in quality assurance, and maintaining effective communication with patients and their families.

• Graduate of an approved Speech and Language Pathology program
• Active license and CPR certification
• Knowledge of Medicare and resident rights
• Preferred experience in long-term care

We offer a supportive environment with benefits such as health coverage, 401(k), paid time off, training, and opportunities for professional growth. We are committed to equal employment opportunities and fostering a diverse workplace.