School Speech-Language Pathologist, Clinical Fellowship Year

Seacrest Behavioral Health; Roseburg (OR); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Seacrest Behavioral Health seeks a Travel School Speech Language Pathologist to provide therapy in a school setting, collaborating with educators and families to support student communication goals.

The role involves evaluating and diagnosing speech and language disorders, developing individualized treatment plans, delivering direct therapy for about 36 hours per week, and documenting outcomes to ensure compliance with school and healthcare standards.

Qualifications

• Valid Speech Language Pathologist license.
• Experience working with school-aged children preferred.
• Strong communication and teamwork skills.
• Ability to adapt therapy techniques to individual student needs.
• Professionalism and a commitment to student success.

Responsibilities

• Evaluating and diagnosing speech and language disorders in students.
• Developing and implementing individualized treatment plans.
• Collaborating with educators, families, and other professionals to support student needs.
• Providing direct therapy and monitoring progress.
• Documenting outcomes and maintaining compliance with school and healthcare standards.

Skills

SLP license

School-aged children

Strong communication

Team collaboration

Adaptive therapy

Professionalism

Job description

We are seeking a Travel School Speech Language Pathologist to provide therapy services in an educational setting.

Key Responsibilities Include

• Evaluating and diagnosing speech and language disorders in students.
• Developing and implementing individualized treatment plans.
• Collaborating with educators, families, and other professionals to support student needs.
• Providing direct therapy and monitoring progress.
• Documenting outcomes and maintaining compliance with school and healthcare standards.

Qualifications And Skills Required

• Valid Speech Language Pathologist license.
• Experience working with school-aged children preferred.
• Strong communication and teamwork skills.
• Ability to adapt therapy techniques to individual student needs.
• Professionalism and a commitment to student success.

This role involves working approximately 36 hours per week in day shifts, with a focus on providing quality speech therapy services in a school setting.