Speech-Language Pathologist

Wage Range

$44.13 - $70.61 per hour

• Posted wage ranges represent the entire range from minimum to maximum. For jobs with more than one level, the posted range reflects the minimum of the lowest level and the maximum of the highest level. Some positions also offer additional premiums based on shift, certifications or degrees. Job offers are determined based on a candidate's years of relevant experience, level of education and internal equity. Why EvergreenHealth Since 1979, EvergreenHealth’s Acute Care/Inpatient Rehabilitation department has been a trusted leader in patient‑centered, interdisciplinary care on the Greater Eastside. Our team includes Physical and Occupational Therapists, Speech-Language Pathologists, Rehabilitation Aides, and more—professionals who are passionate about collaboration, compassion, and clinical excellence. Our ARU was named one of Washington State’s top six rehabilitation facilities by Newsweek for 2024, and we continue to grow as a destination for exceptional patient outcomes and supportive, team‑driven care. Why This Role Is Exceptional As a Speech-Language Pathologist in our ARU, you will play a vital role in helping patients regain independence and quality of life. You’ll work with individuals recovering from stroke, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, complex neurological disorders, orthopedic conditions, and more—ages 13 and up. EvergreenHealth is deeply committed to creating an environment where clinicians can build long, fulfilling careers. This role is ideal for clinicians who value autonomy, interdisciplinary teamwork, and opportunities to shape program development. Here you will find:
• A collaborative, respectful team where your expertise is valued
• Leadership that supports professional development and work‑life balance
• Programs that support parents and caregivers, including our nationally recognized Baby-Friendly Hospital designation

Primary Duties

1. Provide skilled evaluation and treatment in swallowing, communication, voice, and cognition 2. Deliver individualized, age‑appropriate assessments and interventions 3. Develop collaborative treatment plans with patients, families, and interdisciplinary team members 4. Document evaluations, interventions, and progress with accuracy and timeliness 5. Communicate effectively with physicians, care teams, referral sources, and coordinating facilities 6. Contribute to program development, procedures, and clinical protocols 7. Support a culture of compassion, safety, and excellence