Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist - Make a Difference

amazing kids; Pittsburgh (Allegheny County); Hybrid; USD 50,000 - 70,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

403b Retirement Plan

Public Service Loan Forgiveness (non‑/

Credit Union

Team Member Recognition Events

Referral bonus

CPR — employer paid

Job summary

The Children’s Institute of Pittsburgh is seeking a Speech Language Pathologist to help infants, children, adolescents, and young adults reach their maximum functional potential. You will perform comprehensive assessments and deliver intervention services across a wide pediatric age range, collaborating with interdisciplinary teams and families.

Responsibilities include evaluating functional abilities, setting measurable goals, implementing care plans, and planning for discharge.

Qualifications

• MS/MA in Speech-Language Pathology required.
• CCC certification required.
• Licensed or eligible for PA licensure as Speech-Language Pathologist.
• CPR and First Aid certification required (training provided).
• Act 33/34 Clearances; FBI Clearance required.

Responsibilities

• Evaluates patients' functional abilities and disabilities using objective tests and standardized tools.
• Identifies measurable functional goals and develops a treatment plan with patient/family.
• Implements treatment plan and adjusts goals to optimize therapy benefit.
• Uses objective data to assess frequency and duration of care, considering clinical and financial factors.
• Prepares and plans for discharge, initiating discharge when indicated.
• Assesses need for assistive technology for patient and family.

Education

MS/MA in Speech-Language Pathology

Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC)

Licensed or eligible for licensure in Pennsylvania

CPR & First Aid Certification

Act 33/34 Clearances; FBI Clearance

Job description

The Children’s Institute of Pittsburgh is seeking a Speech Language Pathologist to help infants, children, adolescents, and young adults reach their maximum functional potential. You will perform comprehensive assessments and deliver intervention services across a wide pediatric age range, collaborating with interdisciplinary teams and families.

Responsibilities include evaluating functional abilities, setting measurable goals, implementing care plans, and planning for discharge.