Part-Time Speech-Language Pathologist — Impactful Patient Care

Avamere Skilled Advisors, LLC; Vancouver (WA); On-site; USD 76,000 - 83,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance

401(k) Plan

Paid Time Off

Continuing Education

Employee Referral Bonus

Flexible Spending Accounts

Job summary

Avamere Cascade Park in Vancouver, WA seeks a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) for part-time or per diem roles. The position focuses on evaluating and treating patients, planning goals, educating families, and documenting care according to guidelines.

The role requires providing speech pathology services, supervising assistants, ensuring safety, pursuing ongoing professional development, and clear communication of patient status to care teams.

Qualifications

• Graduate from an approved curriculum in Speech Language Pathology.
• Able to practice unencumbered.
• In good standing with all regulatory agencies and licensing boards.
• Working knowledge of Medicare and other payer sources.
• Full knowledge of residents’ rights.
• Exudes professionalism in presentation.
• Ability to multitask.
• Must maintain and have an active CPR/BLS during employment.

Responsibilities

• Provide speech pathology services to patients per licensure.
• Direct and supervise the work of assistants, rehab aides, and students as applicable with state and federal guidelines.
• Follow all organizational and facility safety procedures regarding one’s personal protection and patient safety.
• Expand and enhance self, in both clinical and professional knowledge through associations and continuing education.
• Support and participate in department operations and development.
• Communicate patient status and needs to the patient, family, caregivers, or other members involved with patient care.

Skills

Speech-language pathology

CPR/BLS

Multitask

Education

Speech-Language Pathology degree

Job description

Avamere Cascade Park in Vancouver, WA seeks a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) for part-time or per diem roles. The position focuses on evaluating and treating patients, planning goals, educating families, and documenting care according to guidelines.

The role requires providing speech pathology services, supervising assistants, ensuring safety, pursuing ongoing professional development, and clear communication of patient status to care teams.