Speech Language Pathologist - Per Diem

University of Vermont Medical Center; Colchester (VT); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Vermont Medical Center is seeking a speech/language pathologist to provide comprehensive care for patients with varying health conditions. The successful candidate will be integral to multidisciplinary teams, offering evaluations and treatments focused on communication, cognition, and swallowing.

Applicants must possess a Master's Degree in Speech/Language Pathology and be certified by ASHA. Experience in a medical setting is preferred, as the role emphasizes collaboration and patient education for post-discharge care.

Qualifications

• Master's Degree from an accredited Speech/Language Pathology program.
• Clinical certification (CCC's) or eligible to receive CCC's from ASHA.
• Experience with adults and children in a medical setting preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provide speech/language pathology services to patients.
• Evaluate and treat communication, cognition, and swallowing issues.
• Educate patients and families for continued care post-discharge.

Skills

Patient evaluation

Communication therapy

Cognitive rehabilitation

Swallowing therapy

Education

Master's Degree from an Accredited Speech/Language Pathology program

Clinical certification (CCC's) from ASHA

Job description

At this time, we will not be accepting applications seeking Clinical Fellowships for this position.

JOB DESCRIPTION:

Provides speech/language pathology services to patients in varying states of health and illness. The speech/language pathologist (SLP) functions as an essential member of therapy and multidisciplinary teams providing direct care to patients. They provide evaluation and treatment in the areas of communication, cognition and swallowing. The SLP teaches and prepares patients/families and caregivers for continued care after discharge. The speech/language pathologist demonstrates dedication to their professional growth and development and to the continuous improvement of patient care. The SLP works within a cooperative team model of care and supports other SLP's by sharing caseloads and assisting colleagues when the need arises.

EDUCATION:

• Master's Degree from an Accredited Speech/Language Pathology program
• Clinical certification (CCC's) or eligible to receive CCC's from ASHA, the national organization.

EXPERIENCE:

Experience with adults and children in a medical setting preferred.