Speech Language Pathologist

Duration 9-month contract (August 13th - May 21st) Shift M-F 7:30-3:00 Interview 1 and done virtual Must haves Valid Illinois Professional Educator License with a Speech/Language Endorsement registered in Lake County Day to Day This position identifies, evaluates and treats students with speech/language, auditory processing, feeding, and social language disorders which significantly impact the student's ability to participate successfully in educational, vocational, community and home environments. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Clinical Expertise: Strong understanding of speech, language, voice, and hearing disorders and their treatment. Assessment & Evaluation: Skilled in diagnostic tools, language sampling, and evaluating speech-language status. Technology Proficiency: Familiar with MS Office, Boardmaker, and assistive communication devices. Legal & Ethical Knowledge: Understanding of state/federal regulations and professional ethics. Therapeutic Techniques: Proficient in interventions for speech/language, auditory processing, feeding, and social communication. Communication: Effective oral and written skills for presentations, documentation, and collaboration. Instructional Skills: Capable of developing and delivering individual/group therapy and instructional materials. Interpersonal Skills: Builds rapport with students, families, and staff; sensitive to diverse backgrounds. Leadership & Collaboration: Able to lead, instruct, and work within interdisciplinary teams. Confidentiality & Documentation: Maintains accurate records and handles sensitive information appropriately. Essential Functions Diagnosis & Treatment: Evaluates and treats speech, language, voice, and feeding disorders using evidence-based methods. Program Support: Assists in implementing speech-language programs across district schools. Team Participation: Attends child study meetings, staff trainings, and serves as a speech-language consultant. Therapy Planning: Develops and implements IEP-aligned therapeutic materials and activities. Education & Training: Provides seminars and training to families, staff, and paraprofessionals. Documentation: Maintains records and prepares reports in compliance with regulations and district policies. Consultation: Reviews medical/psychological histories and collaborates on student support plans. Mobility: Travels between multiple district sites to provide services and attend meetings. Other Duties: Performs additional responsibilities as assigned. #J-18808-Ljbffr