SPEECH & LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY ASSISTANT
heritage schoolPhelan (CA)
SPEECH & LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY ASSISTANT
Posted 9 days ago
heritage schoolPhelan (CA)
Speech-Language Pathology AssistantsOffices of Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapists, and Audiologists
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Speech-Language Pathology Assistant
Minimum Qualifications:
Possession of a valid Speech-Language Pathology Assistant Certificate of Registration issued by the California Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology Board; Possession of a high school diploma (or its equivalency) or higher or possession of a GED.Employees in this classification are responsible for renewing the documents listed to ensure their validity throughout employment Application must include current updated resume, 2 letters of recommendation (physically signed AND dated within the last 36 months) and a letter of intent. Letters of recommendation written by family members will not be accepted. A complete application will go through the screening process and an incomplete application will not. Required Documents: Certification (Speech and Language Pathologist Assistant Certification), Letter of Introduction, Letter(s) of Recommendation (Letter of Recommendation/Reference), Letter(s) of Reference (Letter of Recommendation/Reference), ResumeAll applicants, including current Snowline employees, must submit their application through edjoin.org. Applications will be screened and only the best qualified candidates will be invited for testing and interviews, as determined by the school district. Applicants that would like assistance utilizing the EdJoin system and attaching required documents are welcome to contact Denise Hignite at (760) 868-5817 ext. 10133 for assistance at least 48 hours prior to the position closing date and time.
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