Geriatric Speech-Language Pathologist - Compassionate Care

Selectis Health, Inc.; Fairland (OK); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Selectis Health, Inc. seeks a Speech-Language Pathologist to provide comprehensive therapy and language development services to residents. Under supervision, you will screen, evaluate, and implement programs tailored to individual needs.

Responsibilities include tests for language skills, fluency, articulation, and auditory processing; maintaining progress notes; and coordinating care with families and staff. Strong empathy for elderly patients and collaboration with a care team are essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science in Speech Therapy is required.
• Current license to practice in the state is required.
• Certification in identified areas of specialization may be required.
• Organized and detail-oriented work performance is essential.
• Strong communication skills with patience and empathy are important.
• Genuine care for elderly and disabled residents in a nursing facility.

Responsibilities

• Examines, tests, diagnoses, and treats residents with speech, language, hearing, and oral motor disorders.
• Performs evaluations focusing on receptive/expressive language, articulation, and auditory skills.
• Maintains communication with residents and caregivers about progress and home programs.
• Assists with behavior management for residents and families as appropriate.
• Maintains accurate records of services provided.

Skills

Teamwork

Communication skills

Patience

Elderly care empathy

Education

Bachelor of Science in Speech Therapy

Licensed in practicing state

Certifications in specialization areas

Job description

Selectis Health, Inc. seeks a Speech-Language Pathologist to provide comprehensive therapy and language development services to residents. Under supervision, you will screen, evaluate, and implement programs tailored to individual needs.

Responsibilities include tests for language skills, fluency, articulation, and auditory processing; maintaining progress notes; and coordinating care with families and staff. Strong empathy for elderly patients and collaboration with a care team are essential.