Early Intervention & Diagnostic SLP
Early Intervention & Diagnostic SLP
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USD 62400 - 62400
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Description
- Conduct dynamic observations and structured assessments to inform individualized treatment plans.
- Incorporateplay-based strategiesto assess and support early communication and language development.
- Design and implement therapy goals that focus onfoundational language acquisition joint attention imitation and early social communication.
- Collaborate with an interdisciplinary team to deliver coordinated and individualized care.
- Provide parent coaching and feedback to support carryover and generalization of skills at home.
- Complete timely accurate documentation in alignment with best practices and organizational standards.
- Participate in ongoing professional development and training specific to early intervention and diagnostics.
- Impact at the Start: Work with children at a pivotal developmental stage where early intervention can transform their lifelong trajectory.
- Team-Centered Approach: Collaborate with psychologists behavior analysts and therapy professionals in a cohesive child-focused environment.
- Diagnostic Insight: Be an active contributor to early diagnoses and intervention planning for children with suspected developmental delays or autism spectrum disorder.
- Education: Masters Degree in Speech-Language Pathology
- Certification: Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) from ASHA preferred. Clinical Fellowships may be considered.
- Licensure: Missouri SLP License in good standing (MO Board of Healing Arts)
- Preferred: Experience with early intervention or ADOS training (we will provide if not yet trained)
- Skills: Strong play-based assessment skills comfort working with nonverbal or pre-verbal toddlers collaborative spirit
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Qualifications
SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST
Definition
Utilizing leadership advocacy and collaboration the speech-language pathologist (SLP) provides assessment and treatment services within their scope of practice for individuals with varying diagnoses or disabilities. The SLP is responsible for working with clients and their families or caregivers to promote increased quality of life and confidence throughout the lifespan. The SLP will call work collaboratively within The Arc of the Ozarks as well as within the community.
The SLP must have excellent organization time management and communication skillsboth verbal and written. Services may be provided in a clinic school-based or in-home setting dependent upon the clienteles needs. The SLP is an hourly non-exempt position.
Essential Job Functions
Mission and Core Values
Serves as an ambassador of the mission and purpose of The Arc of the Ozarks
Maintain effective working relationship with persons served supervisors families and guardians co-workers and professionals from other organizations
Maintains effective working relationships with all agency departments.
Application of Therapeutic Techniques
- Speech intelligibility
- Speech sound production/articulation
- Oral motor skills
- Feeding disorders
- Expressive and receptive language skills
- Augmentative and alternative communication
- Cognitive-communication skills
- Fluency/stuttering
- Voice disorders
- Pragmatic skills
- Literacy skills
Essential Job Functions
Administer age-appropriate screenings and assessments.
Develop and implement treatment goals and objectives.
Utilize evidence-based practices for a variety of diagnoses and disabilities.
Maintain appropriate and timely documentation.
Communicate effectively with members of the clients care team and family.
Complete thorough chart reviews and obtain additional diagnostic information from the clients care team and family.
Supervise speech-language pathology assistants and interns.
Arrange travel time to maximize contact with students and to accomplish other duties.
Engage in continuing education and professional growth activities related to the profession and scope of practice.
Make appropriate recommendations and referrals for additional medical and other related services as needed.
Complete all necessary documentation in a timely manner.
Perform other duties as assigned.
Required Knowledge Skills and Abilities
Ability to communicate effectively both verbally and in written form.
Ability to problem solve and take constructive feedback.
Ability to organize tasks and manage time independently.
Adherence to a high level of professional and ethical standards.
Ability to interact appropriately with clients families visitors as well as Arc personnel and vendors and other professionals.
Excellent computer skills including Word Excel and electronic medical record systems for data collection and reporting.
Ability to stand stoop lift up to 50 lbs and pull and push items on an infrequent basis.
Licensed and insured driver with a vehicle available for work.
Minimum Experience and Training Qualifications
Masters Degree in Speech-Language Pathology
Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
- Clinical Fellowships may be considered for some positions.
Missouri Speech-Language Pathology licensure active and in good standing by the MO Board of Healing Arts
Employment Type
Unclear
