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Cheyenne Regional Medical Center
Overview
The Speech and Language Pathologist will evaluate patient function for communication and hearing, developing and implementing individualized plans of care addressing language, cognition, speech, voice, and swallowing disorders. Responsibilities also include educating patients and families, maintaining accurate records, and coordinating treatment activities with the interdisciplinary team.
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2 days ago
Sevita
Develop and implement individualized treatment plans to support children's physical, cognitive, and social development through in-home therapy. Collaborate with families and interdisciplinary teams to monitor progress and ensure effective skill carryover.
8 days ago
Cook Children's Health Care System
Staff speech pathologists will provide in-patient and/or out-patient services focusing on functional skills to enhance development, restore function, and prevent disability from pediatric conditions, illness, and injury. Responsibilities include evaluation, treatment, home programming, patient/caregiver education, and consultation to other professionals and agencies.
10 days ago
Elite DNA Behavioral Health
The Speech Language Pathologist will evaluate, diagnose, and treat various speech, language, and social communication disorders in children and adults. They are also responsible for creating individualized care plans, maintaining accurate records, and supervising clinical staff.
22 days ago
Enhabit Home Health & Hospice
Evaluate and provide skilled speech-language therapy to patients in home settings, including assisted living and memory care. Treat individuals with language impairments, motor speech disorders, dysphagia, and cognitive communication difficulties.
24 days ago
LEARNING SERVICES CORPORATION
Evaluate and treat impairments related to speech, language, executive functioning, and dysphagia for patients with neurological injuries. Develop and implement integrated, evidence-based treatment plans within the patients' homes and communities.
1 month ago
Evaluate and treat impairments related to speech, language, executive functioning, and dysphagia. Develop and implement integrated, evidence-based treatment plans within patients' homes and communities.
State of North Carolina
The SLP facilitates communication and maximizes swallowing safety for residents within an interdisciplinary team. Responsibilities include providing evaluations, direct treatment, program planning, and staff consultation.
$66,696 - $110,049 / YEAR
Montage Health
The Clinical Specialist – Speech/Language Pathologist is responsible for providing skilled speech and language therapy services to patients with various medical complications. They use evidence-based methods to improve patients' quality of life and collaborate with other professionals in patient care.
$59 - $79 / HOUR
The Speech-Language Pathologist evaluates and provides skilled therapy to patients in home settings, including private residences and assisted living facilities. They treat individuals with language impairments, dysphagia, and cognitive communication difficulties, often working with patients recovering from strokes or managing progressive diseases.
$120 / HOUR
The Speech-Language Pathologist evaluates and provides skilled therapy to patients in home settings, including private residences and assisted living facilities. They treat individuals with various communication, cognitive, and swallowing disorders, often focusing on patients recovering from strokes or managing progressive diseases.
The Speech-Language Pathologist evaluates and provides skilled therapy to patients in home settings, including private residences and assisted living facilities. They treat various conditions such as language impairments, dysphagia, and cognitive communication difficulties.
The Speech-Language Pathologist evaluates and provides skilled therapy to patients in home settings, including private residences and assisted living facilities. They treat individuals with various conditions such as stroke, Parkinson’s disease, and dementia to improve communication and swallowing functions.
2 months ago
Orlando Health
The Speech Language Pathologist will evaluate, diagnose, and treat speech, language, cognitive-communication, feeding, and swallowing disorders in pediatric patients across various acuity levels. Essential functions include developing and modifying treatment plans, recommending augmentative communication equipment, and ensuring accurate documentation and billing.
ncgCARE
The professional will provide daily, hands-on, individualized care to clients with developmental and behavioral needs, assisting with personal care, daily living tasks, and skill development according to their Individualized Program Plan. Responsibilities also include transporting clients, accurately documenting care activities, and responding professionally to crisis situations.
$14 / HOUR
Saint Luke's Health System
The staff speech language pathologist is responsible for providing prevention screening, evaluation, diagnosis, management, and counseling services to hospital patients dealing with speech, language, cognitive communication, and/or oral and pharyngeal sensorimotor impairments. This role involves planning, directing, and conducting programs to treat various disorders of communication, including verbal and written language, voice, articulation, fluency, and swallowing.
Healthforce by TLC
Core responsibilities involve conducting thorough speech-language evaluations, interpreting results, and designing and implementing individualized treatment plans for pediatric and adult patients across various settings. This includes delivering direct therapy, participating in multidisciplinary teams, monitoring swallowing safety, and maintaining consistent documentation in electronic medical records.
$1,994 - $2,149 / WEEK
3 months ago
Easterseals MORC
The Speech & Language Pathologist will perform screenings and diagnostic tests related to communicative functioning, including receptive/expressive language, articulation, fluency, and voice. Responsibilities also involve evaluating disorders, developing and supervising speech and language goals, implementing intervention strategies, and instructing in augmentative and alternative communication.
4 months ago
Sprout + Thrive
The Speech-Language Pathologist will be responsible for evaluating, planning, and delivering speech and language therapy services to pediatric clients, while also working closely with families and caregivers. Key duties include monitoring client progress, preparing reports, and actively participating in interdisciplinary team meetings.
$65 / HOUR
5 months ago
Children's Clinics for Rehabilitative Services
The Speech Language Pathologist is responsible for conducting evaluations and assessments, developing treatment plans, and providing therapy services. They also educate and involve parents in the treatment process and collaborate with other professionals in a multidisciplinary setting.
