VitalCaring Group·Enid, Oklahoma
The Speech Language Pathologist will conduct home evaluations, develop personalized plans of care, and administer therapeutic techniques to address speech and language needs. They will also collaborate with healthcare teams and educate patients and caregivers on treatment regimes.
Join the VitalCaring team as a Speech Language Pathologist where your expertise and compassion will help transform lives. You will provide exceptional speech therapy services with a focus on health education, aligning with our values of trustworthiness, capability, compassion, proactivity, and dedication. Your role is crucial in delivering patient-centered care that supports both patients and their families.
Conduct evaluations and assess home environments to identify speech/language function needs. Develop and implement plans of care to address functional speech defects. Administer specialized therapeutic techniques and recommend communication aids as needed. Instruct patients, families, and caregivers on treatment regimes and collaborate with other healthcare personnel. Maintain accurate clinical notes and participate in discharge planning using the company's electronic medical record system. Attend in-services, case conferences, and meetings to ensure coordinated patient care. Maintain clinical competency in speech-language pathology practices. May supervise home health aides related to the speech-language therapy plan of care.
Master’s or doctoral degree in speech-language pathology (SLP). Licensed as a speech-language pathologist by the state or fulfilling requirements if the state does not license SLPs. Minimum of one (1) year's clinical experience in Speech-Language Pathology. Strong verbal and written communication and organizational skills.
Candidates must hold a Master's or doctoral degree in speech-language pathology and possess a valid state license. A minimum of one year of clinical experience in the field is required.
Market context
In Oklahoma, home health speech-language pathologist roles are typically driven by ongoing needs for therapy in patients recovering at home, and PRN openings can appear when agencies need flexible coverage. These roles are competitive because employers usually want a master’s or doctoral degree, a valid state license, and prior clinical experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this page to save time, then confirm your license status and tailor your application to home-based care experience.