UF Health·Saint Johns, South Carolina
The Speech Language Pathologist evaluates patients to develop and implement effective treatment plans. They are responsible for measuring patient progress, modifying plans, and educating patients to ensure optimal outcomes.
The Speech Language Pathologist examines and evaluates patients, developing effective treatment plans appropriate for the patient condition. The Speech Language Pathologist measures patient progress, modifies treatment plans and educates the patient to produce optimal outcomes. #ACDP
Candidates must hold a Master's degree, a current Florida SLP license, BLS certification, and ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence. Less than one year of clinical experience is required, though experience in specialized studies is preferred.
Market context
In South Carolina, allied-health roles such as physical therapy are often competitive because employers look for state licensure, CAPTE-accredited training, and, in home health, related experience or a mentoring path for less experienced candidates. Benefits like sign-on bonuses, paid time off, medical plans, mileage reimbursement, and a 401(k) match can make similar openings stand out. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your license status and home-health experience before applying.