Licensed Speech-Language Pathologist — Skilled Nursing Impact

Valley-Village-Care-Center; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 115,000; Full time

Job summary

Valley Village Care Center LLC in North Hollywood, CA seeks a licensed Speech Language Pathologist to evaluate and treat residents with communication and swallowing disorders, improving quality of life.

This role requires a CA license, at least 2 years in healthcare (preferably skilled nursing), and knowledge of current practice standards. You'll work with an interdisciplinary team, document progress, and educate families while contributing to quality improvement initiatives.

Qualifications

• Licensed Speech Language Pathologist (CA) or eligible to practice in the state of employment.
• Minimum of 2 years of experience in a healthcare setting, preferably in a skilled nursing facility.
• Knowledge of current speech therapy practice standards and regulations.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate residents' communication and swallowing abilities using standardized assessments.
• Develop and implement individualized treatment plans based on assessments, goals, and physician orders.
• Provide skilled speech therapy interventions including articulation, language, cognitive-communication, and swallowing therapy.
• Monitor and document resident progress and adjust treatment plans as necessary; communicate with the interdisciplinary team.
• Educate residents and family members on therapy goals, plans, and home exercise programs.
• Maintain accurate and timely documentation of speech therapy services.
• Participate in team meetings, in-service education, and quality improvement initiatives.
• Maintain current knowledge of speech therapy practice and relevant regulations.

Skills

Strong communication

Teamwork

Multitasking

Interpersonal skills

Tools

EMR software

Job description

Valley Village Care Center LLC in North Hollywood, CA seeks a licensed Speech Language Pathologist to evaluate and treat residents with communication and swallowing disorders, improving quality of life.

This role requires a CA license, at least 2 years in healthcare (preferably skilled nursing), and knowledge of current practice standards. You'll work with an interdisciplinary team, document progress, and educate families while contributing to quality improvement initiatives.