Speech and Language Assistant
$39,500 - $47,750 per year
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$39,500 - $47,750 per year
About the role
- Conduct prevention and pre-referral education to teachers and staff
- Complete screenings for students who may need speech therapy without interpretation, using screening protocols specified by the supervising SLPConsult with the teachers, school staff and parents as needed
- Provide direct treatment, identified by the supervising SLP, by following the written individualized education treatment plans
- Offer intervention strategies to staff for carry-over of the students' speech and language goals and objectives
- Complete required daily documentation
- Assist the SLP in the collection and tallying of data for assessment purposes without interpretation of data
- Attend parent conferences, IEP meetings, with the permission from the supervising SLP, and written documentation from the SLP. NO interpretation of data and/or change in treatment plan can be done without the SLP's input
- An SLPA may NOT write a formal screening, diagnostic, progress or discharge note
- An SLPA may NOT perform ANY task without the approval of the supervising SLPPerform such other duties and assumes such other responsibilities as may be assigned
- Completion of certified training program for Speech Language Pathology Assistant
- Valid Speech Language Pathology Assistant license from the Arizona Department of Health Services
- Proficient in the use of technology.
- Great Hearts employee must also demonstrate a commitment to and love for the liberal arts
- Physical Functions: Requires but is not limited to standing, sitting, repetitious hand and body movements, bending, squatting, and reaching. May be required to move or position equipment up to 15 pounds approximately.
- US work authorization is required, but we do accept OPT/CPT candidates.
- Employment is contingent upon successful completion of a criminal history background check and fingerprint clearance in accordance with state requirements.
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