Speech Language Pathologist (SLP)
- Bethlehem, NY, United States
$49 to $57 USD / hour
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Job details
- Pay
- $49 to $57 USD / hour
- Posting language
- English
- Posted
Original job description
Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) Are you ready to advance your career with an agency that cares? We need YOU! Are you a dedicated healthcare worker looking to make a difference while working with an agency that provides true flexibility? Come work where your skills will be appreciated! Come work at Frontline Personnel! We are currently looking for a Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) to join our team.
Full-time employees will receive:
- $49-57/hour
- Health Benefits Package Options
- Dental Insurance Plan Option
- Vision Insurance Plan Options
- Generous PTO package: 10 Sick days, 10 Vacation days, 8 Paid Holidays
- 401k Match!
- Free phone and service after 4 weeks!
Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) Qualifications:
- A Current Speech Language Pathologist license by the State is required.
- Skilled Nursing Facility experience is preferred but not required.
Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) Responsibilities:
As a Speech Language Pathologist at Frontline Personnel, you will perform a variety of tasks in a Long-Term Care rehab, Skilled Nursing Facility for elderly patients, including:
- Apply principles, methods, and procedures for:
- Prevention, identification, evaluation, and treatment of communication disorders
- Consultation, habilitation, rehabilitation, instruction, and research related to communication and swallowing functions
- Address the development and disorders of human communication and related oral and pharyngeal competencies.
- Manage and treat conditions affecting:
- Speech, phonology, and articulation
- Fluency and voice
- Accent modification
- Verbal and written language
- Nonoral and nonverbal communication
- Cognitive communication, auditory and visual processing, memory, and comprehension
- Interactive communication skills
- Mastication, deglutition (swallowing), and other oral, pharyngeal, and laryngeal sensorimotor functions