Speech-Language Pathologist
ironside human resourcesLa Crosse (WI)
Speech-Language Pathologist
Posted 5 days ago
ironside human resourcesLa Crosse (WI)
Speech-Language PathologistsOffices of Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapists, and Audiologists
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Description:
A smaller healthcare clinic located near the La Crosse, Wisconsin area is seeking a full-time, permanent Speech Language Pathologist to join their team!
The Speech Language Pathologist Job Opportunity:
Full-time, direct hire opportunity
Mon-Fri schedule, day shift
Great therapy leadership and administration team!
Enhanced benefit package includes medical, dental, vision, life, short-term disability, PTO and a 401k savings plan!
Competitive pay based on experience
Responsible for administration and direct application of Speech Language Pathology treatment modalities. Evaluates, plans, directs, and treats all patients referred to Speech Language Pathology. Assists patients to obtain maximum performance and function in society while learning to live a routine “normal” life within the constraints of their disability.
The Speech Language Pathologist Minimum Qualifications:
Masters degree in Speech Pathology, Certificate of Clinical Competence and State of Wisconsin license or eligibility
Department of Public Instruction license desirable
CPR certification required
Previous experience in speech pathology in a medical setting preferred
The Wisconsin Location:
Dairy and corn farms all over the region
This area is beautiful and is perfect for hunting, fishing, hiking, climbing, camping, kayaking, scenic viewing, photography, and more!
Family friendly community
Mississippi River within close proximity
Perfect place to be if you want farm to table lifestyle
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