Speech Language Pathologist

What will I do as a Speech Language Pathologist for The Wesley Community? Our Speech and Language Pathologists work closely with in-patient long term care residents and short term rehab patients to restore activities of daily living. A few of the most common duties and responsibilities required of Speech Language Pathologists include: Develop and implement treatment plans based on individual client needs. Provide counseling and support to clients and their families. Collaborate with other professionals to develop treatment plans. Keep detailed records of client progress. Maintain a safe environment for clients. Provide education and training to clients and their families. Speech Language Pathologist Requirements Graduate of an accredited Speech Language Pathology Program Current New York State SLP License Experience in Subacute and/or Long-Term care a plus, but not required Employee Benefits Competitive pay + incentive compensation A full benefits package Paid Time Off PTO Paid Holidays Flexible scheduling options NEW Weekly Pay Periods and Daily Pay Option A 401K retirement plan Tuition assistance and nursing scholarships Opportunities for growth and development A caring and supportive team work environment Perks such as self-care support and on-site prescription fills A fun work environment including theme weeks, recognition events, and opportunities for staff involvement #J-18808-Ljbffr