School SLP: Collaborative AAC & Communication Specialist

Winnipeg School Division; Winnipeg; Hybrid; CAD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

The Winnipeg School Division is seeking a Speech-Language Pathologist to join the Clinical Support Services team. The role focuses on assessing and treating students with a wide range of communication disorders, including AAC, within a collaborative, school-based setting.

You will work with students, families and school staff, provide programming, and participate in a three-tier service delivery model. A master's degree, CASLPM registration or eligibility, and a School Clinician Certificate are

Qualifications

• Must be registered, or eligible for registration, with CASLPM.
• Must have a Master's Degree in Speech-Language Pathology.
• Must hold a School Clinician Certificate (Speech-Language Pathology).
• Ability to work collaboratively with school personnel and parents.
• Strong technology skills to complete online recording and reporting.
• Vehicle is required.
• Dedication to anti-racism, equity, and diversity.
• Proven commitment to Truth and Reconciliation.
• Proven ability to build collaborated cultures founded on integrity and collective purpose.

Responsibilities

• Provide assessment, programming and therapeutic interventions for students with communication disorders.
• Deliver consultative services within a 3-tiered service delivery model.
• Collaborate with school and program-based teams to support student learning.
• Maintain on-line records and reporting.
• Promote equity, inclusion and belonging in care.

Skills

CASLPM registration eligibility

Education

Master's Degree in Speech-Language Pathology

School Clinician Certificate (Speech-Language Pathology)

Job description

The Winnipeg School Division is seeking a Speech-Language Pathologist to join the Clinical Support Services team. The role focuses on assessing and treating students with a wide range of communication disorders, including AAC, within a collaborative, school-based setting.

You will work with students, families and school staff, provide programming, and participate in a three-tier service delivery model. A master's degree, CASLPM registration or eligibility, and a School Clinician Certificate are