School-Based Speech-Language Pathologist: Collaborative Impact

Sylvania; Egelston Township (MI); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Sylvania is seeking a Speech & Language Pathologist to join the Oakridge Lower Elementary team. You will evaluate and support students with articulation and language needs, including autism and hearing impairments, within the P-12 framework.

Collaborate with general education teachers, therapists, and families to develop IEPs and implement strategies, while maintaining required documentation and Medicaid billing when needed.

Qualifications

• P-12 school experience, including autism and hearing impairments.
• Experience with augmentative communication and assistive technology.
• Knowledge of articulation and language assessment tools.
• Knowledge of IEP process and eligibility in special education.

Responsibilities

• Follow district and state curricula and assessment requirements.
• Collaborate with teachers, staff, administration, parents, and community agencies to support students.
• Work effectively with interdisciplinary teams.
• Use technology as an instructional tool to enhance teaching and learning.
• Deliver interdisciplinary instructional outcomes.
• Submit and disseminate required paperwork (IEPs, Medicaid billing, progress reports).
• Schedule IEP meetings and ensure IEP implementation for caseload students.
• Participate in building/district committees to develop curricular guidelines.
• Follow Board policies and building regulations.
• Willing to perform other duties as directed by leadership.

Skills

P-12 SLP experience

Augmentative communication

Evaluation tools

IEP/eligibility knowledge

Education

Master’s Degree in Speech-Language Pathology / Teaching Certificate SB Endorsement

Job description

Sylvania is seeking a Speech & Language Pathologist to join the Oakridge Lower Elementary team. You will evaluate and support students with articulation and language needs, including autism and hearing impairments, within the P-12 framework.

Collaborate with general education teachers, therapists, and families to develop IEPs and implement strategies, while maintaining required documentation and Medicaid billing when needed.