In-Home Speech Language Pathologist

CenterWell Home Health; The Villages (FL); Remote; USD 85,000 - 118,000; Full time

Job summary

CenterWell Home Health is seeking a Home Health Speech Language Pathologist to evaluate and treat patients in their homes, working under the Clinical Manager to support rehabilitation and functional independence.

You will assess speech, language, swallowing and cognitive communication, develop plans of care, and coordinate with families and clinicians while maintaining comprehensive documentation and compliance with ASHA guidelines.

Qualifications

• Must meet ASHA CCC for SLP or Audiology as required.
• Minimum six months experience as a speech therapist.
• Current and unrestricted professional license.
• CPR certification current.
• Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate, direct and provide speech/language pathology service to patients in the home or facility.
• Develop and periodically review the Plan of Treatment and Plan of Care.
• Assess and treat disorders of speech, voice, language, hearing and swallowing.
• Administer and interpret diagnostic tests and therapeutic applications.
• Observe and report changes in patient condition to supervisor/physician.
• Provide instruction for alternative communication systems when appropriate.
• Counsel and instruction to patients, families and healthcare staff.
• Maintain and submit documentation and reports as required by policy.
• Participate in care coordination and discharge planning.
• Maintain confidentiality and ethical handling of patient information.

Education

ASHA CCC or Audiology certification

Six months experience as speech therapist

Current and unrestricted license

CPR certification

Valid driver's license and transportation

Job description

CenterWell Home Health is seeking a Home Health Speech Language Pathologist to evaluate and treat patients in their homes, working under the Clinical Manager to support rehabilitation and functional independence.

You will assess speech, language, swallowing and cognitive communication, develop plans of care, and coordinate with families and clinicians while maintaining comprehensive documentation and compliance with ASHA guidelines.