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Arizona State Veterans' Home in Yuma, Arizona, invites applications for a PRN Speech-Language Pathologist to join our therapy team. The role involves screenings, evaluations, re-evaluations, discharge planning, and updating plans of care under physician supervision.
Qualified candidates hold a Master’s in Speech-Language Pathology, state licensure, and demonstrate strong organizational and communication skills. Employment is with Functional Pathways at a state-owned facility in West Yuma.
Join Our Team at Arizona State Veterans' Home in Yuma, Arizona!
Are you a passionate Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) seeking a rewarding career opportunity? Look no further! Arizona State Veterans' Home in Yuma, Arizona, invites you to join our dynamic therapy team as a PRN Speech-Language Pathologist.
AZ State Veterans Home in Yuma stands as a testament to honoring those who have served. This state-owned and operated facility, located in West Yuma, is divided into 60 long-term care beds, plus a 20-bed memory care unit. ASVH-Yuma features single occupancy rooms, each with an ADA-approved, en suite bathroom. Residents enjoy customized services, comfort, dignity and warm social connections through a variety of activities and outings with staff, other Veterans and the community. Joining the therapy team at Arizona State Veterans Home in Yuma means being part of a dedicated group of professionals committed to enhancing the well-being of residents through compassionate care and cutting-edge rehabilitation services.
At Functional Pathways, we offer a supportive family environment, ethical care, innovation, and a strong focus on values and customer service. Join us in making a positive impact on our residents' lives!
The Speech-Language Pathologist shall conduct screenings, evaluations, re-evaluations, discharge planning, and make revisions in any established plan of care as supervised by the physician.
Employment decisions and actions will be administered without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, age, veteran status, gender, disability, or any other classification protected by law.