Speech and Language Pathologist

Bullis Charter School; Los Altos (CA); On-site; USD 80,750 - 109,250; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health care coverage options

School holidays and additional time

Continual professional development

Fun, kind, hardworking team

Job summary

Bullis Charter School in Los Altos, CA, seeks a Speech and Language Pathologist to plan, develop, and implement language and speech services for students identified through Special Education. The SLP works under the direct supervision of the Director of Special Education.

Requirements include a Master's degree in Speech Language Pathology and a valid California SLP license or credential. The role emphasizes collaboration with staff, families, and IEP teams to support student growth.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of federal and state laws pertaining to students with special needs.
• Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology or related field.
• Valid Clinical or Rehabilitative Services Credential for Language, Speech & Hearing or SLP Services Credential.
• Verification of current California Speech-Language Pathology license.

Responsibilities

• Provide language/speech services for students in Special Education.
• Identify, assess, plan, and evaluate speech and language programs.
• Implement and maintain current IEPs.
• Collaborate with school staff and provide staff training as necessary.
• Maintain records and participate in parent/school meetings.

Skills

Special education law knowledge

California SLP license

Education

Master's degree in Speech Language Pathology

California SLP credential

License verification in CA

Job description

Founded in 2004, Bullis Charter School offers a collaborative, experiential learning environment that emphasizes individual student growth. As a model of educational innovation, BCS inspires children, faculty and staff to reach beyond themselves to achieve full potential. Using a global perspective to teach about the interconnectedness of communities and their environments, the BCS program nurtures mutual respect, civic responsibility and a lifelong love of learning.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTION:

The Speech and Language Pathologist (SLP) under the direct supervision of the Director of Special Education, plans, develops, and implements instructional programs for individuals who have been identified and assessed as needing language and speech services.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

• Provide a language/speech program for students enrolled in Special Education
• Identify, assess, plans, implement, and evaluate speech and language programs
• Identify and assess students with communication disorders; provide referrals as necessary (e.g. medical, audiological, psychological, behavioral)
• Implement and maintain current IEPs
• Interact, consult and collaborate with school staff, including providing staff training as necessary
• Participate in parent/school informational meetings when appropriate
• Maintain records as necessary
• Perform related duties as requested

WHAT TO EXPECT FROM US:

• Health care coverage options, including medical, dental, and vision.
• School holidays and additional time off throughout the year.
• Continual opportunities for professional development .
• A fun, kind, hardworking team.
• Salary starting at $95,000, commensurate with years of experience.

WHO YOU ARE:

• You are detail-oriented, hardworking, and can execute at a high level
• You can operate independently in a fast-paced environment
• You have knowledge of special education law, ed code, and federal and state laws pertaining to students with special needs.
• You have a Master's degree in Speech Language Pathology or related field
• You posses a valid Clinical or Rehabilitative Services Credential authorizing services in Language, Speech & Hearing or a valid Speech-Language Pathology Services Credential
• You have verification of current California Speech-Language Pathology license

Bullis Charter School (BCS), a TK-8 charter public school located in Los Altos, California, provides students and parents with an innovative, empowering and results-oriented public school choice. At BCS, our programs inspire children and staff to reach for their full potential in an environment that nurtures collaboration, mutual respect, civic responsibility & lifelong love of learning.

At BCS, we value diversity of all kinds, and aim to build a diverse and inclusive workplace where we have the ability to share and learn from each other. We are an equal opportunity employer and welcome people of all different backgrounds, experiences, abilities and perspectives.

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