Speech Language Pathologist Assistant

Posted 10 days ago

boom therapy groupLenoir (NC)

Speech-Language Pathology Assistants Offices of Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapists, and Audiologists

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About the role

Speech Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) Boom Therapy Group is a patient focused practice with offices in Kings Mountain, Lenoir, Lincolnton, Mount Airy and Yadkinville, NC. We provide evaluation and treatment of pediatrics and adults. Whether to refine an old skill or develop a new one, we offer a comprehensive treatment plan with a customized approach to help patients overcome boundaries and achieve their goals. We are offering a $1500 sign on bonus if the applicant is able to start soon! About the Position Private practice seeks Speech Language Pathology Assistant to work in Lenoir, NC with children in need of speech therapy services. 100% clinic-based; no travel, schools or homes. Looking for full-time, but open to part-time. New grads are welcome to apply!

Responsibilities: Therapists will be responsible to follow goals set in comprehensive Speech Therapy evaluations by speech therapists, using knowledge to communicate with Speech Therapist continued needs and deficits. Therapists are encouraged to practice collaborative therapy alongside the other disciplines in the clinic to provide the best care to our patients.

Requirements: Valid NC license in Speech Therapy Pediatric experience preferred

Benefits:

Formal group health option-ICHRA401k with employer match
Referral Bonuses
Christmas Bonuses
Birthday Bonuses$100 "Boom Bucks" monthly stipend for therapy room materials or other needs
Incentivized pay structure, puts you in control of your earnings
Weekly PayCome join an amazing team with an incredible work culture!

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