Geriatric SLP: Flexible Hours, Autonomy, Impact

TMC: Therapy Management Corporation; Hopewell (VA); On-site; USD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

Flexible scheduling

Clinical autonomy

Supportive team environment

Career growth opportunities

Job summary

Therapy Management Corporation is seeking a Speech Language Pathologist to empower adults and geriatric patients through patient-centered therapy. You will collaborate with clinical teams to improve communication, swallowing, and overall quality of life in a supportive setting.

The role emphasizes clinical autonomy, flexible scheduling, and high-quality care—a meaningful opportunity to impact seniors’ independence and safety in daily living.

Qualifications

• Licensed Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) or license eligible in the state of practice.
• Interest or experience in geriatric rehabilitation or senior living therapy.
• Passion for patient-centered care and improving quality of life for older adults.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate patients and provide personalized speech therapy services that improve communication, cognition, swallowing function and overall quality of life
• Develop and implement patient-centered treatment plans focused on speech, language, cognitive and swallowing rehabilitation goals
• Deliver evidence-based therapy interventions that support functional independence in adult and geriatric patients
• Partner with interdisciplinary teams, caregivers, and nursing staff to support strong patient outcomes and continuity of care
• Maintain accurate clinical documentation, monitor patient progress and adjust treatment plans based on individual rehabilitation needs

Skills

Licensed SLP (or eligible)

Geriatric rehab experience

Patient-centered care

Education

Graduated from accredited SLP program

Job description

Therapy Management Corporation is seeking a Speech Language Pathologist to empower adults and geriatric patients through patient-centered therapy. You will collaborate with clinical teams to improve communication, swallowing, and overall quality of life in a supportive setting.

The role emphasizes clinical autonomy, flexible scheduling, and high-quality care—a meaningful opportunity to impact seniors’ independence and safety in daily living.