Infant Feeding Therapist – Speech-Language Pathologist

Infant Feeding Therapist Speech-Language PathologistSalary: $74000$84000At Small Steps therapy is more than a serviceits a collaborative creative and deeply human experience. We are a multidisciplinary team of speech-language pathologists occupational therapists lactation providers and feeding specialists united by one purpose: helping infants and families thrive through compassionate individualized clinic is built on mentorship collaboration and the belief that every clinician brings unique strengths to the team. We provide family-centered care that supports each infants feeding development comfort safety and overall the RoleSmall Steps is seeking a full-time Infant Feeding Therapist who is a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist to join our multidisciplinary infant feeding position focuses on evaluating diagnosing and treating infants with feeding swallowing and oral motor needs. The Infant Feeding Therapist will work closely with Occupational Therapists Lactation Providers families and other clinical professionals to provide coordinated and individualized are generally completed in the morning alongside an Occupational Therapist and Lactation Provider. Treatment sessions caregiver education and continued feeding support are provided throughout the remainder of the Infant Feeding Therapist will develop individualized treatment plans provide direct feeding therapy monitor progress complete documentation and coach caregivers on strategies that support safe and successful feeding at support mentorship and specialized training will be Responsibilities Evaluate and treat infants with feeding swallowing and oral motor needs Complete multidisciplinary feeding evaluations with Occupational Therapists and Lactation Providers Assess oral motor skills feeding development swallowing safety and caregiver concerns Develop and implement individualized feeding treatment plans Provide direct infant feeding and oral motor therapy Educate and coach parents and caregivers on feeding techniques and home strategies Monitor each infants progress and adjust treatment plans as needed Collaborate with families pediatric providers and members of the multidisciplinary team Maintain accurate and timely clinical documentation Participate in ongoing training mentorship and professional developmentQualifications Masters Degree in Speech-Language Pathology Speech Therapy or a related field Current state licensure or certification as a Speech-Language Pathologist Interest in or experience with infant feeding swallowing and oral motor care Strong clinical reasoning communication and documentation skills Ability to work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team Commitment to providing compassionate family-centered care Willingness to participate in specialized infant feeding trainingWhy Join Us Regular full-time position Specialized focus on infant feeding and oral motor care Extensive training and ongoing clinical support Collaborative multidisciplinary team Ongoing mentorship and professional development Opportunity to build expertise in infant feeding and swallowing Comprehensive compensation and benefits package 401(k) match paid time off and holiday pay Nationwide career development and advancement opportunitiesWe have meaningful work for you. Come join our teamapply today!