Speech Pathologist

Speech Pathologist

Understand patient confidentiality and HIPAA requirements

Knowledge of appropriate diagnostic and screening instruments in the area of speech/language;

Knowledge of appropriate materials to be used with specific deficiencies at the various grade levels;

Knowledge of equipment necessary for speech/language screening;

Ability to interact well with handicapped and regular students;

Ability to interact with staff, parents and community agencies;

Master's or higher degree, including all courses needed to meet requirements for credential

General Speech Correction and Lip Reading in Remedial Classes or General Special Secondary Credential in Correction of Speech Defects; Standard Teaching Credential with a Specialization in elementary or secondary Speech and Hearing or Standard Teaching Credential Limited Specialization Preparation in the area of Speech and Hearing or Standard Restricted Special Education Credential in the area of Speech and Hearing Specialist or Speech and Hearing Therapy or a Specialist in Communication Handicapped or a Specialist in Clinical Rehabilitative

One (1) year of prior professional Speech Pathologist experience preferred within the school setting

CA SLP License, CTC SLP Credential, BLS Average caseload - 40–50 students at a middle school site

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or protected veteran status.