Speech Language Pathologist

Overview

• Conduct a functional communication evaluation for a fifth-grade deaf student.
• Assess the students use of American Sign Language for educational access.
• Review existing IEP documentation, interpreter supports, and communication accommodations.
• Evaluate communication methods used across school, home, and community environments.
• Complete assessment activities in one or multiple sessions as appropriate.
• Prepare and submit a written evaluation report to the district upon completion.
• Coordinate with district staff to ensure evaluation timelines and compliance requirements are met.

• Conduct a functional communication evaluation for a fifth-grade deaf student.
• Assess the students use of American Sign Language for educational access.
• Review existing IEP documentation, interpreter supports, and communication accommodations.
• Evaluate communication methods used across school, home, and community environments.
• Complete assessment activities in one or multiple sessions as appropriate.
• Prepare and submit a written evaluation report to the district upon completion.
• Coordinate with district staff to ensure evaluation timelines and compliance requirements are met.

• Valid Speech-Language Pathologist licensure.
• Demonstrated fluency in American Sign Language (ASL).
• Experience evaluating deaf or hard of hearing students.
• Knowledge of functional communication assessments and IEP-related evaluation requirements.
• Ability to conduct in-person evaluations during school hours (7:45 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.).
• Ability to pass or provide a clean background check acceptable to the district.
• Experience working with students who use cochlear implants (optional).
• Familiarity with educational interpreters and multimodal communication systems (optional).
• Prior experience completing short-term or contract-based school evaluations (optional).

• Conduct a functional communication evaluation for a fifth-grade deaf student.
• Assess the students use of American Sign Language for educational access.
• Review existing IEP documentation, interpreter supports, and communication accommodations.
• Evaluate communication methods used across school, home, and community environments.
• Complete assessment activities in one or multiple sessions as appropriate.
• Prepare and submit a written evaluation report to the district upon completion.
• Coordinate with district staff to ensure evaluation timelines and compliance requirements are met.

Salary Type
:
Annual Salary

Salary Min
: $55

Salary Max
: $60

Currency Type
: USD