Speech-Language Pathologist Part-time
Speech-Language Pathologist Part-time
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Job Description
QUALIFICATIONS
Candidates must hold a valid Virginia Board of Audiology and SpeechLanguage Pathology license and meet the certification requirements established by the Virginia Department of Education. A Masters degree in SpeechLanguage Pathology or Communication Disorders is required. The candidate must possess strong assessment diagnostic and intervention skills to address communication disorders in schoolaged children. Effective communication collaboration and organizational skills are essential. The SLP must also demonstrate the ability to work effectively with students staff families and outside agencies to support student success.
DESCRIPTION
The SpeechLanguage Pathologist is responsible for assessing diagnosing and treating students with communication disorders that impact their ability to access the curriculum and participate in the educational environment. The SLP collaborates with educators parents and specialists to develop and implement individualized education plans (IEPs) that address each students unique needs. This role requires the ability to provide both direct and consultative services to ensure students achieve their communication and academic goals.
GENERAL DUTIES (May not include all duties performed)
- Assess and evaluate students with speech language voice fluency and social communication disorders.
- Develop and implement individualized education plans (IEPs) to address identified communication needs.
- Provide direct intervention services to students in individual and group settings.
- Collaborate with teachers parents and other school staff to support students communication skills within the educational environment.
- Conduct screenings to identify students who may require speech and language support.
- Maintain accurate documentation of evaluations progress reports and IEP updates.
- Participate in eligibility meetings IEP meetings and other required team discussions.
- Provide training and resources to staff and families to support communication development.
- Utilize appropriate technology and tools to enhance speech and language interventions.
- Stay current with researchbased practices in speechlanguage pathology and participate in ongoing professional development.
- Perform other duties as assigned by administration.
SUPERVISION
The SpeechLanguage Pathologist reports to the designated school administrator in conjunction with the Department of Student Services central office administrators.
WORK CONDITIONS
The SpeechLanguage Pathologist works in a school environment providing services in classrooms therapy rooms and other educational settings. The role requires mobility to move between school sites as needed. The position may involve moderate lifting of materials and equipment as well as working with students who may exhibit challenging behaviors. Regular communication with students parents staff and outside service providers is a key component of this role. Standard school hours apply with occasional extended hours for meetings consultations or professional development.
Employment Type
Part-Time
