Speech-Language Pathologist (On-Site Outpatient/Clinic/Home Health)
Schedule: Monday-Friday preferred; part-time and alternative schedules may be considered
Setting: On-site care with modern digital tools for documentation and coordination
Role Summary
Provide evidence-based speech and language evaluation and treatment for pediatric and/or adult patients in ambulatory clinics home health and partner facility settings. The focus is clinical quality efficient throughput and clear patient outcomes not paperwork.
Core Responsibilities
- Perform comprehensive assessments; develop individualized measurable treatment plans.
- Deliver direct therapy across speech language voice fluency cognition and swallowing as appropriate to the setting and training.
- Educate patients families and caregivers on home programs and progress expectations.
- Document accurately and on time in the EMR; track goals and functional outcomes.
- Collaborate with physicians nurses PT/OT case managers and care coordinators.
- Maintain compliance with payer policies licensure laws HIPAA and organizational protocols.
- Balance caseload to meet access and productivity targets without compromising care.
Why This Role Stands Out
- Clinical focus first: Streamlined admin and practical tech to reduce friction.
- Predictable hours: Primarily daytime; limited nights/weekends if any based on site needs.
- Growth path: Mentorship CE support where available and exposure to diverse caseloads.
- Impact: See progress quickly with clear goals and coordinated care plans.
Qualifications
- Active unrestricted SLP license in the state of practice (good standing).
- CCC-SLP (ASHA) required.
- 1 year of post-CF clinical experience preferred; strong CFs may be considered depending on the setting.
- Proficiency with EMR systems and comfort using telehealth tools when appropriate.
- Reliable transportation for travel between patient sites or partner facilities if assigned.
Nice to Have
- Experience in one or more of the following: dysphagia/FEES or MBS coordination neuro rehab voice AAC cognitive-communication or pediatric feeding.
- Bilingual skills.
- Knowledge of value-based care metrics and payer documentation standards.
Compensation & Logistics
- Competitive market pay; W-2 or 1099 options may be available by site.
- Mileage or visit-based reimbursement where applicable.
- Benefits eligibility and CE assistance vary by engagement type and location.
Ready to practice at the top of your license in a setting that respects clinical time Apply today.
Speech-Language Pathologist (On-Site Outpatient/Clinic/Home Health) Schedule: Monday-Friday preferred; part-time and alternative schedules may be considered Setting: On-site care with modern digital tools for documentation and coordination Role Summary Provide evidence-based speech and language eval...
Speech-Language Pathologist (On-Site Outpatient/Clinic/Home Health)
Schedule: Monday-Friday preferred; part-time and alternative schedules may be considered
Setting: On-site care with modern digital tools for documentation and coordination
Role Summary
Provide evidence-based speech and language evaluation and treatment for pediatric and/or adult patients in ambulatory clinics home health and partner facility settings. The focus is clinical quality efficient throughput and clear patient outcomes not paperwork.
Core Responsibilities
- Perform comprehensive assessments; develop individualized measurable treatment plans.
- Deliver direct therapy across speech language voice fluency cognition and swallowing as appropriate to the setting and training.
- Educate patients families and caregivers on home programs and progress expectations.
- Document accurately and on time in the EMR; track goals and functional outcomes.
- Collaborate with physicians nurses PT/OT case managers and care coordinators.
- Maintain compliance with payer policies licensure laws HIPAA and organizational protocols.
- Balance caseload to meet access and productivity targets without compromising care.
Why This Role Stands Out
- Clinical focus first: Streamlined admin and practical tech to reduce friction.
- Predictable hours: Primarily daytime; limited nights/weekends if any based on site needs.
- Growth path: Mentorship CE support where available and exposure to diverse caseloads.
- Impact: See progress quickly with clear goals and coordinated care plans.
Qualifications
- Active unrestricted SLP license in the state of practice (good standing).
- CCC-SLP (ASHA) required.
- 1 year of post-CF clinical experience preferred; strong CFs may be considered depending on the setting.
- Proficiency with EMR systems and comfort using telehealth tools when appropriate.
- Reliable transportation for travel between patient sites or partner facilities if assigned.
Nice to Have
- Experience in one or more of the following: dysphagia/FEES or MBS coordination neuro rehab voice AAC cognitive-communication or pediatric feeding.
- Bilingual skills.
- Knowledge of value-based care metrics and payer documentation standards.
Compensation & Logistics
- Competitive market pay; W-2 or 1099 options may be available by site.
- Mileage or visit-based reimbursement where applicable.
- Benefits eligibility and CE assistance vary by engagement type and location.
Ready to practice at the top of your license in a setting that respects clinical time Apply today.
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