Speech Language Pathologist (SLP)

Role Overview The Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) provides direct speech therapy rehabilitation to patients in a skilled nursing facility setting. They assess, develop, and modify treatment plans to help patients achieve functional goals, working within an interdisciplinary team to improve quality of life. Key Responsibilities Assess, plan, and implement speech therapy treatments following physician referrals and legal standards. Chart patient progress accurately and timely using therapy software. Oversee and evaluate care provided by Speech Language Pathology Clinical Fellowship Year (CFY) trainees, if applicable. Collaborate with patients, families, and support staff to meet patient needs. Participate in community health initiatives and maintain professional relationships. Adhere to safety, confidentiality, and company policies, including compliance and harassment protocols. Qualifications & Skills Graduation from an accredited speech therapy program (MS or MA) with current licensure. ASHA certification (CCC) or eligibility for CFY; ongoing credential maintenance required. CPR certification preferred or obtained during orientation. Strong communication, decision-making, and organizational skills. Proficiency in Microsoft Office and excellent customer service skills. Ability to work independently and as part of a team, demonstrating professionalism and integrity. Additional Duties: Establish and adjust patient goals, participate in team planning, follow treatment plans, document care, and demonstrate dependable attendance. The role requires physical activity including sitting, standing, lifting, and mobility during work hours. #J-18808-Ljbffr