Speech Language Pathologist

Role Overview Speech Language Pathologist provides skilled speech and language therapy to patients with diverse diagnoses and disabilities, tailoring evaluations and treatments to meet individual physical and age-related needs. Key responsibilities include patient assessment, developing treatment plans, and professional consultations to promote patient independence aligned with their functional level. Qualifications & Skills Master’s or Ph.D. in Speech/Language Pathology or equivalent education/experience Oregon Speech Language Pathologist License upon hire American Heart Association BLS certification Specialized training or experience relevant to departmental needs may be required Key Duties Manage and deliver speech therapy services to diverse patient populations Evaluate patient needs, develop and implement personalized therapy plans Collaborate with healthcare teams and provide professional consultations Ensure patient safety and independence through tailored interventions Ideal Candidate Traits Strong clinical evaluation and treatment skills Effective communication and collaboration abilities Adaptability to meet varied patient needs Join a team committed to patient-centered, whole-person care, supported by comprehensive benefits and a culture of respect and inclusion. #J-18808-Ljbffr