Speech Language Pathologist consistent PRN

Description Are you looking for the flexibility of PRN without the uncertainty of inconsistent hours? At Vertis Therapy, you don’t have to choose. We’re seeking a dedicated Speech-Language Pathologist to join our team in a large, vibrant assisted and independent living community in New Whiteland—where you can build meaningful connections and deliver truly personalized care.

• Why This Opportunity Stands Out PRN role with consistent, dependable caseload Flexible scheduling that fits your life—not the other way around 100% 1:1 treatments—no group overload, just quality care Work in a spacious, well-established senior living community Supportive team culture that values your clinical expertise Primary Job Function The Speech and Language Pathologist evaluates and treats patients in accordance with orders from a physician through use of therapeutic procedures designed to address deficits in speech, language, hearing, swallowing and cognition and improve independence, safety and quality of life.
• The Speech and Language Pathologist participates as a member of the interdisciplinary team providing support and information within the area of speech therapy.
• Primary Responsibilities Review available patient information and evaluate the impact of this information on the assessment and treatment process.
• Conducts and documents a thorough functional assessment of the patient utilizing standardized procedures.
• Includes home/vocational and equipment needs.
• Develop and implement an individualized treatment plan based on patient needs and containing achievable functional goals.
• Comply with evaluation, treatment and documentation guidelines.
• Record patient progress in the patient record a minimum of every seven (7) days.
• Revise treatment plans, as needed, throughout the treatment process.
• Documents the course of treatment in a clear, concise manner, including a discharge summary utilizing the prescribed format.
• Orient patients to program services and treatment procedures appropriate to their needs.
• Inform patients of any potential risk during any procedure.
• Work with nursing staff, patient and families to maximize patient's use of functional abilities.
• Establish and instruct patient and family/other caregiver in exercises and therapeutic procedures to be continued following discharge.
• Assist in the referral process when a patient requires additional services following discharge.
• Maintain current knowledge of community resources.