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2310 AU Medical Center, Inc.New
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The speech language pathologist evaluates patients and develops speech/language care plans in collaboration with physicians. They implement treatment plans, provide ongoing education, and document patient progress according to departmental guidelines.
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5600 Wellstar Home Health, LLCNew
The Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) is responsible for providing age-appropriate interventions to meet the physical, emotional, developmental, psychosocial, and educational needs of patients requiring rehabilitative care. The SLP collaborates with all disciplines to ensure that patient care goals are met and provides high-quality continuous care in the patient's home.
CoxHealth
Speech-language pathologists assess, diagnose, treat, and help to prevent speech, language, social communication, cognitive-communication, and swallowing disorders. They develop or implement treatment plans for various communication and swallowing issues.
2 days ago
Speech-language pathologists assess, diagnose, treat, and help prevent speech, language, social communication, cognitive-communication, and swallowing disorders in children and adults. They will develop or implement treatment plans for various issues including stuttering, delayed language, and swallowing disorders.
Speech-language pathologists assess, diagnose, treat, and help to prevent communication and swallowing disorders in patients. They develop or implement treatment plans based on assessments and recommendations from other professionals.
Southcoast Health System, Inc.
The Speech Pathologist will perform diversified patient care and related duties under the direction of the Team Leader of Rehabilitation Services or their designee. This role supports the overall functions of the Rehabilitation Services Department.
$41 - $62 / HOUR
Cleveland Clinic
The Speech Pathologist diagnoses and treats conditions affecting communication and swallowing. They evaluate patients and apply therapeutic techniques for rehabilitation, ensuring patient safety and well-being.
3 days ago
Sparrow
Evaluate patients, develop treatment plans, and provide speech therapy interventions in a home care setting. Collaborate with physicians and caregivers to ensure patient-centered goals are met and documented effectively.
2310 AU Medical Center, Inc.
The speech language pathologist evaluates patients and develops treatment plans in collaboration with physicians. They implement therapy plans, provide patient education, and ensure compliance with regulatory standards.
The Speech Pathologist evaluates and treats patients to restore function in speech, language, swallowing, and cognitive areas. They collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to develop patient-centered goals and manage discharge planning.
4 days ago
Evaluate patients and develop interdisciplinary treatment plans to restore function in speech, language, swallowing, and cognition. Collaborate with the healthcare team to implement therapy, document progress, and manage patient discharge planning.
Trinity Health
The Speech Pathologist provides consultation, evaluation, and speech-language pathology services while establishing rehabilitative plans of care. They also coordinate services with other medical disciplines and provide education to patients, families, and staff.
$50 / HOUR
Compassus
The Home Health Speech Therapist provides services to clients with speech and language problems under the direction of a physician, participating in the development of care plans and conducting patient visits for assessment and evaluation. Responsibilities also include educating team members, patients, and families, maintaining accurate medical records, and coordinating care through interdisciplinary team meetings.
MaineGeneral Health System
This role involves evaluating and treating patient populations for speech-language therapy needs, which includes assessing abilities, designing appropriate plans of care, and implementing treatment using suitable modalities. Responsibilities also cover documenting findings, educating patients and families, planning discharges, and supervising support personnel.
The Speech Pathologist assumes full responsibility for evaluating patient needs and developing/executing individualized treatment programs to restore function and maximize quality of life in areas like speech, language, and swallowing. Essential duties include performing evaluations, developing functional goals, providing treatment utilizing various modalities, and meticulously documenting patient status and progress.
6 days ago
Sevita
The Speech-Language Pathologist will evaluate, develop, and implement individualized therapy plans for patients with speech, language, voice, and swallowing disorders. They are responsible for documenting clinical progress, coordinating care with physicians, and educating caregivers to ensure optimal patient rehabilitation.
$38 / HOUR
7 days ago
Rochester Regional Health
Perform initial evaluations and implement rehabilitative treatment plans to improve patient function and independence. Maintain detailed documentation and collaborate with the healthcare team to coordinate patient care and discharge planning.
$68,500 - $97,760 / YEAR
Shepherd Center
The speech-language pathologist evaluates and treats patients with cognitive-communication and dysphagia impairments within an inpatient rehabilitation setting. They collaborate with an interdisciplinary team to develop individualized care plans and provide education to patients and their caregivers.
As a Speech Pathologist, you will perform evaluations and develop treatment plans to improve patients' communication and swallowing abilities. You will also collaborate with healthcare professionals to ensure comprehensive patient care.
Tower Health
Speech-language pathologists evaluate patients for speech, language, voice, fluency, and dysphagia issues, implement appropriate therapy programs, and communicate findings to patients, parents, and other professionals. They also support rehabilitation programs and maintain professional relationships across various hospital departments.
