Speech-Language Pathologist
adelphi staffingDerwood (MD)
$60-$65/hr
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adelphi staffingDerwood (MD)
Speech-Language PathologistsOffices of Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapists, and Audiologists
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$60-$65/hr
About the role
Adelphi is seeking a Speech‐Language Pathologist to provide on‐site speech‐language services to students with disabilities at a school in Rockville, Maryland and surrounding areas The ideal candidate will support K–12 students and/or Infant &Toddler populations based on IEP, IFSP, student, family, and school/program needs.
Job Quick Facts:
EDU-1434-01 Profession: Allied Health Specialty: Speech‐Language Pathologist Location: Rockville, Maryland and surrounding areas
Facility Type:
School Job Type: Contract Shift Schedule: up to 5 days per week, up to 7 hours/day; specific scheduleTBC Rate: $60-$65/hrRequirements: Active Maryland Speech‐Language Pathology license Experience with pediatric, school‐based, and IEP‐related services preferred Familiarity with early intervention service delivery and family/caregiver coaching preferred
Responsibilities:
Screen and assess students with suspected speech and language disabilities Develop and implement IEP goals and speech‐language service plans Provide direct, individual, and/or group speech‐language therapy services Communicate with teachers, parents, and educational teams regarding student progress Attend IEP meetings and participate in special education decision‐making Maintain lesson plans, service logs, progress notes, and required documentation Any other duties as assigned within scope
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