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Tenet Healthcare Corporation
Overview
The Speech Therapist evaluates, plans, and implements specific treatment programs for individual patients following speech-language pathology principles. This role involves functioning as an interdisciplinary team member providing assessment, direct care, and individualized care planning for patients ranging from neonatal through geriatric.
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7 days ago
UF Health
The Speech Therapist evaluates, reassesses, treats, and educates patients based on their specific needs in communication and swallowing. They also document patient progress and make necessary referrals to other disciplines.
10 days ago
Exalt Health Rehabilitation Hospital Lakeland LLC
The Speech Therapist will conduct comprehensive evaluations of speech, language, cognitive, and swallowing functions to develop individualized, evidence-based treatment plans. Responsibilities also include providing direct therapy sessions, documenting progress, educating patients and families, and collaborating with the rehabilitation team.
$65 / HOUR
28 days ago
VitalCaring Group
The Hospice Speech Language Pathologist will plan, organize, and deliver specialized therapy services focused on comfort, communication, and quality of life for patients navigating end-of-life care goals. Essential functions include conducting patient evaluations, establishing individualized care plans, administering therapy programs, and instructing families and caregivers on treatment strategies.
1 month ago
The Speech Language Pathologist will plan, organize, and deliver specialized therapy services focused on comfort, communication, and quality of life for hospice patients. Responsibilities include conducting patient evaluations, establishing individualized plans of care, administering therapy programs, and instructing families and caregivers on treatment plans.
The Speech Language Pathologist will plan, organize, and deliver specialized therapy services focused on comfort, communication, and quality of life for hospice patients, including conducting evaluations and establishing individualized plans of care. Essential functions also involve instructing patients and families on treatment plans, documenting clinical notes, and collaborating with physicians and the interdisciplinary team.
The Speech Language Pathologist will plan, organize, and deliver specialized therapy services focused on comfort, communication, and quality of life for hospice patients, establishing individualized plans of care based on functional deficits identified during home environment assessments. Responsibilities also include instructing patients and families on treatment plans and collaborating with physicians and the interdisciplinary team to ensure coordinated, holistic care.
The Speech Language Pathologist will plan, organize, and deliver specialized therapy services focused on comfort, communication, and quality of life for hospice patients, helping them navigate meaningful end-of-life goals. Essential functions include conducting patient evaluations, establishing individualized plans of care, administering therapy programs, and instructing families/caregivers on treatment strategies.
The Speech Language Pathologist will plan, organize, and deliver specialized therapy services focused on comfort, communication, and quality of life for hospice patients, helping them navigate meaningful end-of-life goals. Essential functions include conducting patient evaluations, establishing individualized plans of care, administering therapy programs, and instructing families and caregivers on treatment strategies.
The Speech Language Pathologist will plan, organize, and deliver specialized therapy services focused on comfort, communication, and quality of life for hospice patients, including conducting evaluations and establishing individualized plans of care. Responsibilities also involve instructing patients and families on treatment plans, documenting clinical notes, and collaborating with physicians and the interdisciplinary team for coordinated care.
Baptist Health
The Speech Therapist is responsible for diagnosing, evaluating, and treating patients with speech, language, and swallowing disorders. They will also develop and implement therapeutic programs to support patient communication and language development.
Adventist Health
The Speech Pathologist will assess and document speech therapy data, including patient needs, interventions, and outcomes, while also modifying or writing new treatment programs based on performance review. They will instruct patients on monitoring speech and practicing new skills as required by law and facility policy.
2 months ago
The role involves providing diagnostic, therapeutic, and consultative services to patients experiencing communication, cognitive, and swallowing disorders while adhering to all regulatory guidelines. Essential functions include conducting comprehensive patient assessments, documenting findings, assisting with outcome data collection, and instructing and supervising support staff.
$50 - $68 / HOUR
Intermountain Health
The Speech Language Pathologist provides skilled, quality clinical services utilizing standard of care and evidence-based practices, setting appropriate goals, duration, and intensity of service for patients and families in the home. This role also involves coordinating care with all involved disciplines and ensuring compliance with documentation, billing, and regulatory guidelines.
$43 - $66 / HOUR
University Hospitals
The Speech-Language Pathologist organizes and conducts services to facilitate the rehabilitation of individuals with physical, psychosocial, speech, language, cognitive-linguistic, and swallowing disabilities. This includes performing evaluations, developing treatment plans, directing patient participation in activities, and educating patients and families.
Northside Hospital Inc.
The role involves evaluating speech, language, cognitive, communication, swallowing, clinical voice, and resonance disorders in patients. Responsibilities include developing and administering speech therapy programs and treatments for inpatients and outpatients across various age groups.
NAPA Center
Responsibilities include the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of speech, language, social communication, cognitive-communication, and feeding/swallowing disorders, primarily in the pediatric population. Therapists must create tailored treatment plans, train caregivers, utilize various communication strategies including AAC, and maintain impeccable documentation.
$72,000 - $87,000 / YEAR
The Physical Therapist II manages the system-wide administration, interpretation, and evaluation of tests and measurements within the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), and is responsible for planning and modifying treatment programs for various pediatric patient populations. This role involves working as part of a multidisciplinary team to deliver evidence-based, individualized, family-centered developmental care.
3 months ago
The Speech Pathologist assesses and documents speech therapy data related to patient needs, interventions, and outcomes, while also identifying changes in physical and emotional parameters. They are responsible for reviewing treatment plans, modifying programs, and instructing patients on monitoring speech and practicing new skills.
$45 - $62 / HOUR
