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Sevita
Overview
The Pediatric SLPA will deliver direct speech and language therapy services under the supervision of a licensed SLP, implementing treatment plans to support client goals related to speech, language, social communication, and feeding. Responsibilities also include promoting skill carryover, monitoring progress, communicating with the supervising SLP, collaborating with caregivers, and maintaining accurate documentation.
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1 month ago
Responsibilities include developing and implementing individualized treatment plans to support a child's physical, cognitive, emotional, and social development through direct therapy services in home settings. The role also requires monitoring progress, recommending adaptive equipment, training families, maintaining detailed documentation, and collaborating with caregivers and interdisciplinary teams.
Amedisys, Inc.
The role involves working to prevent, assess, diagnose, and treat speech, language, social communication, cognitive communication, and swallowing disorders in adults. Responsibilities also include providing aural rehabilitation for the deaf or hard of hearing and implementing augmentative and alternative communication systems.
2 months ago
Total Rehab / Total Rehab Kids
The Speech-Language Pathology Assistant implements treatment plans directed by a licensed pathologist, conducts therapy sessions to improve client speech and language skills, and documents progress.
The Speech-Language Pathologist will develop and implement individualized treatment plans for children's speech, language, social communication, and feeding needs, providing direct therapy services in home settings. They must also monitor progress, modify plans for functional outcomes, and collaborate with parents and the interdisciplinary team.
The role involves developing and implementing individualized treatment plans to support each child’s physical, motor, cognitive, and functional development through direct therapy services in home settings. Responsibilities also include monitoring progress, recommending and training families on adaptive equipment, and maintaining accurate documentation.
The Speech-Language Pathologist will develop and implement individualized treatment plans for children's speech, language, social communication, and feeding needs, providing direct therapy services in home settings. Responsibilities also include monitoring progress, modifying plans, educating caregivers, maintaining accurate documentation, and collaborating with an interdisciplinary team.
