Home Health Speech-Language Pathologist – Flexible Schedule

Harmony Home Health & Hospice; Albuquerque (NM); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k)

Competitive salary

Opportunity for advancement

Flexible Scheduling

Competitive Compensation

Careers Advancement

Job summary

Harmony Home Health & Hospice is seeking a Speech-Language Pathologist to deliver in-home patient evaluations and therapy. You will assess communication, cognition, and function, and develop individualized plans of care to maximize safety and independence in a home setting.

Responsibilities include direct intervention at patients' residences, collaborative care planning, and educating families on home programs. Requires state license, CPR/BLS, and driving capability for community visits.

Qualifications

• Active State Speech-Language Pathologist License
• Current CPR with BLS card
• Valid driver’s license and auto insurance
• Understanding of federal/state/local home health laws
• Strong organization and ability to work with minimal supervision
• Capacity to supervise others and remain calm in emergencies

Responsibilities

• Perform assessments of patient physical, functional, cognitive, and communication levels within Speech-Language Therapy
• Develop a plan of care with patient goals
• Provide evidence-based direct intervention with patients in their home
• Communicate effectively with a diverse patient population and coworkers
• Educate patients and family about home programs, diet modifications, equipment, and resources
• Submit required documentation in a timely manner

Skills

Clear communication

Organizational skills

Supervisory capability

Calm under pressure

Interpersonal skills

Tools

EMR system

Job description

Harmony Home Health & Hospice is seeking a Speech-Language Pathologist to deliver in-home patient evaluations and therapy. You will assess communication, cognition, and function, and develop individualized plans of care to maximize safety and independence in a home setting.

Responsibilities include direct intervention at patients' residences, collaborative care planning, and educating families on home programs. Requires state license, CPR/BLS, and driving capability for community visits.