Speech Language Pathologist

Overview

When you join Reliant’s therapy team, you will make a real impact in patients’ lives and help care for residents in skilled nursing facilities (SNFs). As a leading rehab therapy provider, we deliver essential rehabilitation services to our most vulnerable population and offer opportunities to grow through a continuing‑education platform and a clear clinical ladder that encourages promotion from within.

• Reliant is the largest independent rehab therapy provider to SNFs and long‑term acute hospitals (LTACHs)
• Great corporate support
• Therapy company run by therapists with decades of experience
• A company that fosters growth for therapists and future leaders
• Operating in 38+ states, across ~850 buildings with plentiful opportunities that fit any therapist’s location, schedule, or development needs

• Competitive pay packages
• Medical, dental, vision, and company‑paid life insurance
• 401(k) savings plan with employer match
• PTO share and buy‑back programs
• Annual performance reviews
• Maternity support program
• Company‑sponsored continuing education courses
• Clinical leadership support
• Tuition loan repayment program
• Flexible schedules

• Master’s degree, or equivalent, in Speech Language Pathology

• Computer literate and proficient in clinical documentation
• Basic internet navigation skills

• Valid Speech‑Language Pathologist state license (where appropriate)
• Rate range is an estimate and may vary based on skill set and location(s)

Speech Language Pathologist
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Provide SLP therapy and related services while maintaining positive interactions with facilities and clients. Deliver quality patient care—including screening, evaluation, development of treatment plans, discharge planning, and case‑management responsibilities—according to Speech‑Language Pathology principles and Reliant Rehabilitation guidelines. Maintain professional conduct that reflects our commitment to quality and service.

• Optimize communication, cognitive‑linguistic abilities, and swallowing skills of patients by providing, directing, or overseeing speech therapy.
• Build a strong Speech‑Language Pathology (SLP) therapy program.
• Enhance clinical expertise, professional, and management skills through interaction with managers, therapists, and other professional staff, self‑study, and continuing education activities.
• Maintain a valid state license and stay aware of issues related to the profession and the healthcare environment.
• Understand various payment models related to billing and treatment guidelines and deliver quality care within those frameworks.
• Be compliant with infection‑control procedures and environmental safety protocols within a facility.
• Read, write, speak, and comprehend in English: instructions, correspondence, charts, memos, reports.

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