Speech Language Pathologist

Amego, Inc.; Franklin (MA); Presencial; USD 70 000 - 100 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

Amego, Inc. seeks a Speech Language Pathologist for a full-time, on-site role in Franklin, MA to assess, diagnose and treat communication and language disorders for individuals with autism and developmental disabilities across school, residential, and day services.

You will administer standardized assessments, develop and implement individualized treatment plans, document progress, and collaborate with educators, clinicians and families to integrate communication goals into daily routines and

Qualificações

• Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology and MA licensure are required or eligible.
• Experience in evaluating and treating autism and developmental disabilities.
• Knowledge of expressive and receptive language disorders and dysphagia management.

Responsabilidades

• Administer standardized assessments and develop individualized treatment plans.
• Deliver direct and consultative speech therapy services across settings.
• Maintain accurate clinical documentation and monitor progress.

Conhecimentos

Speech therapy

Assessment

Treatment planning

Progress monitoring

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Documentation

Formação académica

Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology

Massachusetts licensure or eligibility

CCC-SLP preferred

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Company Description

Amego, Inc. is a pioneering organization dedicated to providing services for adults with autism and other developmental disabilities. Originating from a family’s determination to seek community-based alternatives to institutional placement, Amego has grown alongside advances in special education in Massachusetts. The organization now supports over 400 families through a continuum of programs, including a Day School, Residential Homes, Adult Day Services, and In-Home and Community-Based clinical services. Amego’s multidisciplinary teams focus on individualized care, promoting communication, independence, and quality of life. Team members join a mission-driven environment centered on evidence-based practices and meaningful outcomes.

Role Description

The Speech Language Pathologist is a full-time, on-site role based in Franklin, MA. This role provides assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of communication and language disorders for individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities across school, residential, and day service settings. Day-to-day responsibilities include administering standardized assessments, developing and implementing individualized treatment plans, and delivering direct and consultative speech therapy services. The Speech Language Pathologist collaborates closely with interdisciplinary teams, including educators, clinicians, and family members, to integrate communication goals into daily routines. Additional responsibilities include maintaining accurate clinical documentation, monitoring progress, training staff in communication strategies and augmentative/alternative communication, and participating in clinical meetings and case reviews.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated proficiency in Speech Therapy and Speech interventions, including assessment, treatment planning, and progress monitoring.
• Experience working with Communication Disorders, with the ability to tailor interventions to individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities.
• Knowledge of Language Disorders and evidence-based approaches to improving expressive and receptive language skills.
• Ability to evaluate and manage Dysphagia, including safe swallowing strategies and collaboration with medical providers when needed.
• Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology from an accredited program and current state licensure (or eligibility) as a Speech Language Pathologist in Massachusetts.
• Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology (CCC-SLP) preferred; clinical fellows with strong foundational skills are also encouraged to apply.
• Experience or strong interest in working with individuals with autism and developmental disabilities in educational, residential, or community settings.
• Strong interpersonal, collaboration, and documentation skills, with the ability to work effectively in multidisciplinary teams.
• Commitment to person-centered, culturally responsive care and ongoing professional development.