Employment Opportunities
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The Speech-Language Pathologist is responsible for addressing the social and communication needs of students with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Responsibilities include:
Administer speech and language screenings/ assessments/evaluations.
Develop and implement speech and language treatment goals and objectives.
Determine Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) needs, strategies, and
systems for each student.
Integrate AAC strategies and systems into the student's daily activities.
Integrate evidence-based practices for autism spectrum disorder into therapy sessions.
Collect data on speech and language goals and objectives.
Use data to guide therapy planning.
Generate clinical SOAP notes and maintain therapeutic records.
Create necessary materials to support a variety of communicative needs.
Integrate staff training on the use of communication strategies and devices.
Collaborate with the team to address individual students' communication needs and generalize effective communication skills to all classes.
Write quarterly reports for parents and districts.
Maintain personal development, hold certification with the ASHA professional organization, and obtain state licensure.
Mentor/supervise Speech pathology students and individuals needing supervision during certification probationary periods.
Work in collaboration with the social skills teacher.
Qualifications
Master’s Degree in Communicative Sciences and Disorders.
Professional speech and language certification by the State of Missouri.
ASHA certificate of clinical competence.
Minimum 3 years of clinical experience in providing speech and language treatment
infusing behavioral principles and techniques with individuals on the autism spectrum
and with related disabilities.
Must have no physical limitations. The candidate must be able to lift. He/She must be able to participate in the CPI model of physical restraint.
Job Type: Full-time
Please email your resume and desired position to: dvescolani@giantstepsstl.org