Bilingual Speech Language Pathology Assistant

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anchor pediatric therapyFort Worth (TX)

Speech-Language Pathology Assistants Offices of Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapists, and Audiologists

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About the role

Benefits:

Health insurance
Opportunity for advancement 401(k) matching
Dental insurance

Job Summary: We are seeking an experienced, licensed Bilingual Speech Therapist Assistant to join our team! As a Speech Therapist Assistant, duties include but are not limited to, therapy sessions and treatment implementation, daily documentation of therapy sessions, correct CPT coding for sessions, parent education, and coordination of care with other therapy disciplines (as applicable). The ideal candidate has a strong understanding of speech pathology, can provide compassionate care to every patient, and has excellent organizational skills. Benefits/PerksPTO401K Matching Health/Life Insurance Dental/Vision Insurance Personal Growth & Development Training Great Work Environment Career Advancement Opportunities QualificationsBilingual: Spanish and English (Preferred) Active state license for practicing speech therapy (Required) Strong communication and interpersonal skills Strong charting and documentation skills ResponsibilitiesParticipate in Staff Meetings Maintain CEUs and licensure Complete max plans of care each month or each week (e.g., Up to 9 times a month or up to 2x a week) Reschedule canceled or missed therapy visits, and plan ahead for holidays or future cancellations

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