Speech-Language Pathologist, Secondary School

What you can expect as our Speech Pathologist As a Speech-Language Pathologist in our Secondary Program you will assess, organize, plan, and implement the delivery of speech & language therapy services for a population of students who have a visual impairment among other medically complex disabilities. How you will make an impact You will provide direct therapy to students, as well as consultation and in-service training to members of the interdisciplinary program team. You will also be a member of the SLP evaluation team, providing assessments for students with visual impairments traveling to Perkins for evaluations. Essential Duties, Responsibilities and Expectations Provides clinical evaluation services to students referred to the School, including delivery of standardized and non-standardized assessment and development of comprehensive written reports, and acts as liaison between medical specialists and program staff as appropriate. Collaborates with team members to follow behavior support plans for students as needed. Monitors student mealtime safety in relation to dysphagia and trains team members on same mealtime routines for students. Reviews medical, family and educational history of the student to assess the student's functioning in order to identify abilities and areas of need; recommends Provides field placement supervision to undergraduate and graduate students when appropriate. Works within School and Human Resources policies and procedures; adheres to program guidelines for expenditures and maintains appropriate records. Participates in grant and proposal writing as requested. Attends professional conferences, seminars and courses for professional development. Makes professional contributions, such as planning and participating in workshops, delivering presentations at conferences, and preparing articles for publication with the prior approval of the program supervisor and the clinical liaison. Requests and monitors the ordering of materials, supplies, and equipment. To perform other related duties and tasks as assigned. Education and Experience Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology, Communication Sciences & Disorders, or equivalent Experience working with students with visual impairments and multiple disabilities. Certificates, Licenses, Registrations Massachusetts Professional Licensure in Speech & Language Pathology Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Licensure American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Membership Salary and Benefits The following shared salary range is what Perkins reasonably expects, in good faith, to pay for the position. The applicable range could differ based on experience and qualification. $55,523.60-$96,029.42 Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance Wellness programs available. Health Reimbursement Arrangement (HRA) Flexible Spending Accounts Employer-Paid Life & Long-Term Disability Insurance 401(k) Plan with employer match Education Benefits: Tuition reimbursement day one Paid Time Off Extras: Employee Recognition Programs, EAP, legal services, referral bonuses, credit union access, pre-tax MBTA passes and more! Location We are located in the heart of Watertown, adjacent to the Charles River and less than 1 mile from food & entertainment at Arsenal Yards. Equal Opportunity Employer Perkins is an equal opportunity employer. View the Perkins Notice of non-discrimination. Through Perkins’ core programs and services, we work to fulfill our mission of serving children and young adults with multiple disabilities and their families around the globe, as well as the educators, professionals and researchers who support them, by focusing on innovation and excellence in educational services, accessibility and professional development. At Perkins, diversity and inclusion are at the core of our mission and we firmly believe that people with different backgrounds and experiences bring unique and necessary perspectives. #J-18808-Ljbffr Perkins School for the Blind