Speech-Language Pathologist Full-Time | The Covington | Aliso Viejo, California What if your SLP practice could help people keep their voice, their independence, and their place in the life they've built?
That's what we're building at Prava.
We're looking for a full-time Speech-Language Pathologist to join our team at The Covington, a nonprofit Life Plan community in Aliso Viejo serving older adults across a continuum of living and care.
The Covington is not simply a place where people receive care.
It's a community designed around choice, freedom, flexibility, creativity, and connection—with opportunities for fitness, lifelong learning, dining, arts, social engagement, and an active lifestyle.
When residents' needs change, The Covington's continuum allows them to access additional support without leaving the community they call home.
That's exactly where we believe speech therapy belongs.
In the middle of life.
This is not just about speech.
It's about connection.
A resident who can't find the right word.
A person whose cognition is beginning to affect everyday independence.
Someone who is struggling with swallowing and doesn't want meals to become something they fear.
A spouse who needs to learn a new way to communicate.
A resident who wants to keep participating in conversations, classes, meals, activities, and the community around them.
Those aren't simply clinical problems.
They're pieces of someone's life.
And your job is to help protect them.
Your role As a Prava SLP, you'll provide skilled speech-language pathology services throughout the community while becoming a trusted clinical resource for residents, families, and the interdisciplinary team.
You'll: Complete comprehensive evaluations and develop individualized plans of care Provide skilled treatment for communication, cognition, swallowing, and related functional needs within your scope of practice Help residents maintain independence and meaningful participation Develop practical strategies that transfer into everyday life Provide education to residents, families, caregivers, and community team members Collaborate with nursing, care teams, wellness professionals, families, and other rehabilitation clinicians Identify changes in communication, cognition, or swallowing that may warrant intervention Support safe and meaningful dining experiences Incorporate real-world activities and environments into treatment Communicate clinical recommendations clearly and compassionately Document efficiently using Prava's modern technology and AI-enabled tools Contribute to a culture of clinical excellence, curiosity, and continuous improvement Think beyond the diagnosis.
