Impactful Speech Language Pathologist - Home Health (PRN)

Addus HomeCare; Belen (NM); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Great culture and team atmosphere

401(k) retirement plan with a generous

Employee Referral Program

Merit Increases

Employee Discount Programs

Work/life balance

Job summary

Ambercare Homecare in New Mexico is seeking a Speech Language Pathologist to join our expanding team in Belen, NM. This PRN role involves conducting evaluations, determining plans of care, and delivering direct speech therapy services on an as-needed basis.

The position requires ASHA certification, state licensure, and relevant clinical experience in acute care or equivalent settings. You'll collaborate with families and other staff to support patient communication goals and outcomes.

Qualifications

• Certification of clinical competence in speech from the ASHA.
• Licensed as a speech-language pathologist in the practicing state.
• At least one year of acute care or equivalent experience.
• Knowledge of principles and practices of speech therapy.

Responsibilities

• Conducts evaluations and assesses home environment as appropriate.
• Identifies functional speech defects and plans care to improve function.
• Administers diagnostic speech and language evaluations and informal audiologic assessments.
• Recommends communication devices and aids as indicated.
• Prepares reports of diagnostic evaluations and makes recommendations.
• Advises, consults and teaches procedures to clients, families, and staff.
• Provides direct speech therapy services and reports client response to the provider.

Skills

ASHA CCC-SLP certification

State licensure

Acute care experience

Speech therapy knowledge

Job description

Ambercare Homecare in New Mexico is seeking a Speech Language Pathologist to join our expanding team in Belen, NM. This PRN role involves conducting evaluations, determining plans of care, and delivering direct speech therapy services on an as-needed basis.

The position requires ASHA certification, state licensure, and relevant clinical experience in acute care or equivalent settings. You'll collaborate with families and other staff to support patient communication goals and outcomes.