Compassionate Speech Pathologist - Per Diem

Rochester General Hospital; United States; On-site; USD 57,000 - 81,000; Full time

Job summary

Rochester General Hospital offers a per diem Speech Pathologist position in Rochester, NY. The role focuses on evaluating patients, developing and implementing treatment plans, and collaborating with the rehab team to maximize functional independence.

Requirements include a Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology and NYS licensure, plus clinical fellowship or CFY experience. Strong organizational skills and patient-centered care are essential.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology or Communication Disorders.
• New York State licensure or eligibility.
• Minimum of nine (9) months supervised work experience (CFY) or supervised clinical fellowship, NYS-licensed SLP and NYS licensure exam.
• Compassionate, warm, and patient-focused.
• Excellent organization and planning skills.

Responsibilities

• Perform complete initial evaluation and develop treatment plans with short- and long-term goals; involve patient and family, re-evaluate progress, and guide toward functional independence.
• Maintain complete documentation of evaluations, treatment, progress, and discharge status; share information with appropriate professionals.
• Collaborate with rehabilitation team to meet patient needs, counsel and educate patient and family, coordinate care with MDs and other professionals, and assist in discharge planning.

Skills

Empathy

Evaluation ability

Communication skills

Education

Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology

Job description

Rochester General Hospital offers a per diem Speech Pathologist position in Rochester, NY. The role focuses on evaluating patients, developing and implementing treatment plans, and collaborating with the rehab team to maximize functional independence.

Requirements include a Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology and NYS licensure, plus clinical fellowship or CFY experience. Strong organizational skills and patient-centered care are essential.