Speech Language Pathologist (SLP)

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upstate services groupSyracuse (NY)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$55-$70/HR

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About the role

Per-diem $55-$70/HR Join Our Compassionate Healthcare Team as a Speech Language Pathologist! At Central Park Rehabilitation and Nursing Center, we understand the importance of providing high-quality care to our residents. We are seeking a dedicated and compassionate (SLP) Speech Language Pathologist to join our team and make a meaningful impact on the lives of others.
Key Responsibilities: Resident Evaluation & Treatment Planning: Assess residents' speech and language needs and develop personalized treatment plans Activity Selection: Design activities that help residents improve independence in their daily activities Progress Monitoring: Observe and assess resident performance, adjusting treatments as necessary, and preparing detailed progress reports Rehabilitation Support: Assist in the rehabilitation of residents affected by injury, illness, or other conditions Maintain a Safe Environment: Ensure a clean, safe, and supportive environment for residents and staff Confidentiality: Maintain resident confidence by ensuring the secure handling of confidential information Documentation: Keep accurate and up-to-date records of resident care and progress, auditing department records as necessary Team Collaboration: Work closely with healthcare teams to contribute to a cooperative and supportive team environment
Requirements
Education: Graduate of an accredited Speech Therapy Program Licensing: Current New York State Speech Language Pathologist License
What We Offer: Competitive Salary Professional Growth: Opportunities for career advancement and continued development Innovative Training Programs: Ongoing training to enhance your skills and industry knowledge
Supportive Team: Work alongside a dedicated team that values collaboration and providing excellent care #upstate123

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