Districtwide Substitute Speech-Language Pathologist

Mexico Central School District; Town of Mexico (NY); Sur place; USD 23 000 - 30 000; Temps partiel

Résumé du poste

Mexico Central School District is seeking a Substitute Speech Language Pathologist for a districtwide assignment. The position is part-time and temporary with eligibility for NYS certification requirements.

Start date is as soon as possible, with a daily rate of $145 for certified personnel. The role involves providing speech-language pathology services, conducting standardized assessments for language, articulation, fluency and AAC, and supporting students across district classrooms.

Qualifications

• Valid NYS Certification: Speech and Language Disabilities (All Grades)
• Knowledge of New York State Learning Standards and understanding of effective classroom instruction
• Strong commitment to children
• Experience working with Special Education students in general education classrooms
• Experience providing standardized assessments for language, articulation, fluency, and AAC
• Experience providing speech-language therapy services for a variety of disorders and needs
• Experience with therapy and programming of AAC devices
• Knowledge of writing IEPs and goals
• Knowledge and experience with childhood communication disorders
• Strong interpersonal, communication, and organizational skills
• Thorough knowledge of child growth and development
• Ability to maintain a positive learning environment
• Alternatives to the above as the Superintendent may find appropriate and acceptable

Connaissances

Interpersonal skills

Communication skills

Organizational skills

Child development knowledge

IEP writing

AAC knowledge

Description du poste

Mexico Central School District is seeking a Substitute Speech Language Pathologist for a districtwide assignment. The position is part-time and temporary with eligibility for NYS certification requirements.

Start date is as soon as possible, with a daily rate of $145 for certified personnel. The role involves providing speech-language pathology services, conducting standardized assessments for language, articulation, fluency and AAC, and supporting students across district classrooms.