Temple University Health System·Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Diagnoses and treats speech, language, voice, cognition, and swallowing disorders in inpatient and outpatient settings. Implements treatment programs, discharge plans, and directs support personnel.
Diagnoses and treats speech, language, voice, cognition and swallowing disorders within a clinical (inpatient and outpatient) setting.
Participates in established speech pathology programs including patient care and education.
Establishes treatment programs and/or implements comprehensive discharge plans.
Directs support personnel within the scope of practice.
CCC-SLP and SLP-LIC are both required or, in the alternative, CFY is required.
Licenses Cert Clinical Competence SLP Required or Clinical Fellow Year Eligible Required PA Speech Pathologist License Required Basic Life Support Required
Requires a Master's Degree in Speech-Language Pathology and a PA Speech Pathologist License. Must hold CCC-SLP and SLP-LIC certifications, or be eligible for a Clinical Fellow Year (CFY), and possess Basic Life Support certification.
Market context
In Pennsylvania, speech pathologist openings are typically driven by ongoing needs in hospitals, rehabilitation, and other patient-care settings. These roles are competitive because employers often look for a master’s degree, Pennsylvania licensure, CCC-SLP or CFY eligibility, and current Basic Life Support certification. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then confirm your licensure and certification status before applying.
