UC Health·West Chester Township, Ohio
The Speech Language Pathologist evaluates, plans, and implements treatment programs for referred patients. They are also responsible for the daily operational tasks of the Speech-Language Pathology service within the department.
Speech Language Pathologist, First Shift, Speech and Hearing Department. The Speech Language Pathologist evaluates, plans and implements Speech-Language Pathology treatment programs for referred patients. Performs overall daily operational tasks of Speech-Language Pathology service within the department. Shows respect and courtesy to all staff, patients and visitors.
West Chester Hospital provides its patients with access to the region’s largest group of specialized physicians and medical providers. With a reputation for providing outstanding patient experiences and quality medical care, the hospital consistently ranks amongst the top 5% in the nation.
West Chester Hospital provides a Level III Trauma Center that delivers superior emergency and critical care, and a certified Primary Stroke Center that provides access to the subspecialty care at the UC Gardner Neuroscience Institute. West Chester Hospital has also achieved Magnet Recognition for excellence in nursing from the American Nurses Credentialing Center® (ANCC), and the hospital is routinely ranked among the best places to work in Ohio and Greater Cincinnati.
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A Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology and licensure by the State of Ohio are required. Candidates must hold or be working towards a Certificate of Clinical Competence from ASHA.
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