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Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) - Hospital

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arms staffingSan Leandro (CA)

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Speech Language Pathologist, Inpatient RehabilitationARMStaffing is looking for a Speech Language Pathologist, Inpatient Rehabilitation (Day Shift) in San Leandro, California.
Location: San Leandro, CAAssignment Duration: This is a 13-week contract position.
Schedule/Shift: Day shift, typically 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM.
Job Description: As a Speech Language Pathologist at Kindred Hospital San Francisco Bay Area, you will play a vital role in the rehabilitation of adult and geriatric patients. You will conduct assessments, develop treatment plans, and implement therapeutic interventions while collaborating with a multidisciplinary team in an inpatient rehabilitation setting.
Responsibilities: Perform evaluations and assessments for speech and language disorders. Develop, implement, and modify individualized treatment plans. Provide therapy interventions to improve patient communication and swallowing capabilities. Document patient progress and modify treatment plans as necessary. Collaborate with healthcare team members to support patient care plans.
Required Experience: Minimum 1-2 years of experience in acute care settings. Experience in inpatient rehabilitation preferred.
Certifications/Licensure: Active California Speech Language Pathologist License is required. About ARMStaffingFounded in 2011 and a member of the ARGroup, LLC, ARMStaffing connects dedicated nurses and allied health professionals with the facilities that need them most. As three-time winners of the Top Workplaces Award and named to SIA's Largest Staffing Firms in the U.S., we've built a reputation on more than just placements we've built it on relationships. As a trusted partner to hospitals, rehab centers, and long-term care facilities across the country, we take pride in helping clinicians grow rewarding careers while supporting the organizations that rely on their skills.

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