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Travel Speech Therapist - Rehab

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american travelerSpringfield (MA)

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About the role

Travel Speech Therapist - Rehab American Traveler is seeking a Travel Speech-Language Pathologist with CCC certification and 1+ years of experience for an inpatient rehabilitation hospital specializing in neuro and trauma recovery. Inpatient acute rehabilitation hospital with 42 beds Specialty focus on neurological conditions including CVA, TBI, SCI, and polytrauma Treats adult and older adult patient populations Caseload of 5-6 patients Utilizes private SLP treatment spaces and patient tablets for trialing strategies Epic EHR system used for documentation Day shift schedule with weekend rotation as needed No call requirements and no floating required Current Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) License required if applicable 1+ years of experience as a Speech-Language Pathologist Neuro experience preferred Inpatient rehabilitation (IPR) experience preferred Strong interdisciplinary collaboration skills Flexible and adaptable approach to patient care Provide individualized rehabilitation treatment for patients recovering from stroke, brain injury, neurological conditions, trauma, spinal cord injury, amputation, and orthopedic injury Collaborate with an interdisciplinary team under the Director of Therapy Any color scrubs or business casual/clinic attire acceptable Onsite free parking available Permanent address must be more than 60 miles from the facility Candidates who have worked as permanent staff at any LifePoint facility within the last 12 months are not eligible Candidates cannot be employed elsewhere full time

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