Speech Language Pathology Assistant (SLP/A)
$32.26 - $37.61 per hour
ApplySpeech Language Pathology Assistant (SLP/A)
Posted 10 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$32.26 - $37.61 per hour
About the role
- Successful completion of a school speech language pathology assistant program or equivalent.
- Bachelor's Degree
- Licensed by the Massachusetts Board of Registration for Speech Language Pathology and Audiology
- Experience in school based practice preferred
- Provide speech language services to students Pre-K through grade 12 who have speech and language related disabilities
- Work under the direct supervision of a licensed Speech/Language Pathologist (SLP)
- Demonstrate verbal and written communication skills with students, parents, staff and administration.
- Provide speech and language development services as per the IEPConsult and/or co-teach with classroom teachers and recommend communication systems/approaches, which will maximize student growth.
- Attend IEP meetings as required
- Provide narrative progress reports on all pupils on caseload
- Prepares materials and activities for therapy sessions
- Function as part of a team to help our student develop skills for success in everyday life around effective communication.
- Keeps data for program planning and decision making for students.
- Safeguards confidentiality of student records.
- Adheres to established rules, regulations, laws and appropriate ethical standards.
- Demonstrates knowledge of federal, state and local rules, regulations and laws.
- Complies with established lines of authority within the parameters of professional standards.
- Perform other duties relating to program as required.
- Assist classroom teacher and/or special education teacher in implementing accommodations and/or modifications for students requiring such supports.
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