Speech Language Pathologist Assistant

Posted 2 days ago

castaic union school districtCastaic (CA)

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

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About the role

Speech/Language Pathology Assistant Under the supervision of a Speech/Language Pathologist(s), and the direction of an assigned administrator or designee, assist the Speech Language Pathologist in providing, supplementing, enhancing, and extending speech/language therapy services for pupils with speech and language disorders. Maintain appropriate documentation and reports, assist with assessments, collaborate with district personnel and parents regarding therapeutic activities; and other related duties. Requirements / Qualifications Must successfully complete a pre-employment medical examination and be free of communicable disease. Must meet district and state standards for physical and mental health. An Associate degree, or higher, in Speech/Language Pathology Assistance from an accredited college or Board approved SLPA program; and SLPA license registered with the Speech/Language Pathology and Audiology and Hearing Aid Dispensers Board. Ability to pass District Proficiency Examination. Communicate effectively both verbally and written Please attach a cover letter, current resume, and three recent letters of recommendation. Incomplete applications will not be considered. Please double check that your application includes current information including work history. Letter of Introduction Letter(s) of Recommendation Resume

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