Speech and Language Pathologist (SLP)

Responsibilities:

• Prepare all documentation / assessments in a timely manner
• Maintain individual session notes and data on SLP goals and objectives
• Work with direct care staff and parents on caring over communicative strategies to home and community settings.
• Identification and treatment of children for (but not limited to) speech, autism spectrum disorders, dysphagia, cognition and voice
• Work with and program for non-verbal individuals accessing augmentative communication devices ( low / high tech)
• Maintain a consistent part-time work schedule including all appointments and meetings
• Solid work history

Requirements:

• Licensed Speech Therapist in the State of Connecticut- in good standing
• Professional Educator Certified in the State of Connecticut
• CCC required
• ASHA certified