Local Speech Language Pathologist job in Eugene, OR

Gifted Healthcare; Eugene (OR); On-site; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Guaranteed Pay

Premium Overtime

Weekly Pay

Job summary

Gifted Healthcare, a premier travel nursing agency in the United States, is seeking a Speech-Language Pathologist to join our care team in Eugene, Oregon. You will collaborate with interdisciplinary staff to provide evaluation and treatment for residents with speech, language, and swallowing disorders.

You will document progress, develop individualized treatment plans, and contribute to comprehensive care reports.

Qualifications

• Mastery in speech-language pathology evaluation and treatment processes.

Responsibilities

• Document evaluations, treatments, progress notes, care plans, and interdisciplinary interactions.
• Evaluate clients and develop a treatment plan that will meet their needs.
• SLP observe and reassess client progress and prepare detailed reports accordingly.
• Initiate diagnostic, preventive, and rehabilitative procedures as appropriate to the patient’s care and safety.

Skills

Speech-Language Pathology

Interdisciplinary Collaboration

Documentation

Job description

The Gifted Healthcare Experience

Gifted Healthcare is an award-winning travel nursing agency that offers nursing contracts at premier healthcare facilities across the United States. Gifted Healthcare believes in the power one person has to make a difference in a patient’s care, inspiring Gifted’s mission to help nurses thrive and advance their careers by providingexceptional job opportunities,day one benefits, and24/7 support.

Gifted Healthcare Top Perks

• Guaranteed Pay - With Guaranteed Pay, you’ll never have to worry about not getting paid if your shift gets canceled for low census. Contact your recruiter for complete details.
• Premium Overtime – You will receive 2x your hourly rate ontravel assignmentsfor all overtime hours worked (excluding local, PRN, CA, Govt assignments).
• Weekly Pay - We pay you weekly so you can focus on your career and your life.

Responsibilities

Speech-Language Pathologists (SLP) collaborate with other disciplines and develop appropriate interventions, treatment plans, and resident/caretaker education. The SLP evaluates and treats residents with speech, language, and swallowing disorders. SLP job responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

• Document evaluations, treatments, progress notes, care plans, and interdisciplinary interactions.
• Evaluate clients and develop a treatment plan that will meet their needs
• SLP observe and reassess client progress and prepare detailed reports accordingly
• Initiate diagnostic, preventive, and rehabilitative procedures as appropriate to the patient’s care and safety