Early Intervention (EI) Speech Language Pathologist CCC or CFY SLP

ARE YOU A SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST LOOKING FOR A GREAT WORK / LIFE BALANCE?

SLP Communication Foundations is looking for a Speech Language Therapist to provide SLP services to our EI populations!  This Early Intervention position provides the ability for each CCC or CFY to create your own schedule with flexible hours.  A career in Early Intervention offers a unique opportunity to work directly with children & their families in the home & community.

We are currently seeking a CCC or CFY SLP in the Highland area.  Full time and part time opportunities available!

Supportive supervision provided to our CF SLP candidates!

As a CCC or CF SLP in this position we offer:

• Competitive Rates (hourly pay pro-rated into per session reimbursement)
• Flexible schedules & work / life balance
• Optional Medical/dental benefits (for FT employees)
• PTO/Paid holidays (for FT employees)
• Optional 401(k) with match after 1 year (for FT employees)
• Robust library of online CEU courses to keep your speech therapy skills up to date!
• Options for W-2 or 1099 (w/ DOH approval)
• A team of forward thinking and patient centered speech and occupational therapists who are passionate about therapy and make a difference!

 As a Speech Therapist with SLP Communication Foundations, you will have the opportunity to:

• Treat children between the ages of birth - 3 years old and/or preschool age populations
• Collaborate with case coordinators
• Work closely with families, caregivers, and other professionals
• Train caregivers on strategies / activities to achieve goals for their children
• Work in partnership with a team of other caregivers

We believe in a team approach with collaborative support to our Speech Therapists that is geared toward providing high quality therapy services to the EI children and families whom we serve.

Requirements:

• Masters with degree in communication disorders / SLP program
• Current State Speech Licensure or eligible for state provisional or limited license
• Driver’s License
• Excellent verbal, written and interpersonal communication skills
• Goal oriented approach with ability to utilize critical thinking and problem-solving skills
• Ability to learn and utilize technology

Responsibilities:

• Provide Early Intervention speech and language services to children and their families in their home, daycare, community.
• Work closely with caregivers 
• Prepare and submit daily session notes, progress notes, and other reports 

We believe in a team approach with collaborative support that is geared toward providing high quality services to the young people in the EI program whom we serve.