Speech Language Therapist (225-1016)

The role of a Speech Language Therapist (SLT) is integral in assisting individuals of all ages to achieve and maintain effective communication skills. As a speech language therapist, you will evaluate and treat speech, language, voice, and swallowing disorders. This position requires a compassionate and patient professional who is ready to work with a wide range of clients, from children with developmental delays to adults recovering from strokes or dealing with degenerative conditions. Your work will help clients improve their ability to communicate effectively and, consequently, enhance their quality of life. You will collaborate with educational staff, healthcare providers, and family members to develop comprehensive treatment plans and monitor client progress.

Responsibilities

• Assess and diagnose speech, language, voice, and swallowing disorders in individuals.
• Create and implement individualized treatment plans catered to each client’s needs.
• Collaborate with healthcare professionals to determine appropriate therapy solutions.
• Conduct therapy sessions and document progress of various client treatment plans.
• Educate clients and their families about speech and language disorders and prevention.
• Engage with educational and healthcare settings to provide holistic client care.
• Utilize advanced diagnostic equipment and resources to aid in speech therapy.
• Stay updated with the latest research and practices in speech and language therapy.
• Provide mentoring and supervision to junior therapy staff and interns as needed.
• Organize workshops and training for educators and parents to enhance awareness.
• Maintain detailed and accurate documentation of assessments and treatment outcomes.
• Adhere to ethical standards and maintain client confidentiality at all times.

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Speech-Language Pathology or a related field is mandatory.
• Proven experience working with a diverse range of patient backgrounds.
• Strong knowledge of speech-language pathology principles and intervention strategies.
• Excellent communication skills with both patients and interdisciplinary teams.
• Ability to demonstrate compassion and patience in high-pressure environments.
• Skilled in using diagnostic equipment and therapy software applications.
• Commitment to professional development and continuous learning in the field.
• Flexibility to work various schedules, including evenings or weekends if necessary.