Speech Language Pathologist – Permanent – Laconia, NH

Domnovate; Laconia (NH); On-site; USD 54,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

Domnovate is seeking a Speech-Language Pathologist for a permanent, on-site opportunity in Laconia, NH. The role requires NH licensure or eligibility, delivering patient-centered care to assess and treat communication, cognitive-linguistic, and swallowing needs.

You will work with a rehab team to connect goals to daily activities, document progress, and uphold professional standards. The position offers a 40-hour work week (Mon–Fri with weekend rotation) and a day shift from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM;

Qualifications

• New Hampshire Speech-Language Pathology licensure or eligibility, with required licensure completed before practice.
• Appropriate accredited education and clinical qualifications for speech-language pathology practice.
• Sound clinical reasoning, clear communication and a patient-centered approach.
• The ability to assess, plan, deliver and document care within scope and to complete applicable client screening and credential requirements.

Responsibilities

• Assess communication, cognitive-linguistic and swallowing needs within your professional scope. Develop individualized goals and treatment plans, deliver appropriate interventions, monitor progress and adapt care.
• Collaborate with the rehabilitation and care team so treatment goals connect with daily activities. Document evaluations, interventions and progress accurately and promptly, communicate relevant changes, and follow professional standards, safety practices and applicable requirements. The aim is thoughtful, coordinated care that respects each person’s abilities, priorities and dignity.

Job description

Salary: $39.00–$45.00/hour*

Help people communicate, connect and participate

A meaningful conversation, a clearly expressed need or a safer approach to swallowing can make an important difference in daily life. Our Client is seeking a Speech Language Pathologist for a permanent opportunity in Laconia, New Hampshire. Bring your clinical judgment and thoughtful communication to work that connects individualized treatment with practical goals.

This is a direct-hire position employed by Our Client. The source describes a skilled nursing facility offering post-hospital and short-term rehabilitation, long-term care and respite care. The facility also has a ventilator unit. Connect individualized rehabilitation with everyday communication, participation and safe swallowing goals. If you are looking for a continuing role where you can contribute your rehabilitation expertise, we would welcome a conversation about your experience and what you want from your next position.

Your contribution

Assess communication, cognitive-linguistic and swallowing needs within your professional scope. Develop individualized goals and treatment plans, deliver appropriate interventions, monitor progress and adapt care as needs change. Use clear explanations and practical strategies to help patients and caregivers understand the plan and participate in care.

Collaborate with the rehabilitation and care team so treatment goals connect with each person’s daily activities. Document evaluations, interventions and progress accurately and promptly, communicate relevant changes, and follow professional standards, safety practices and applicable requirements. The aim is thoughtful, coordinated care that respects each person’s abilities, priorities and dignity.

Schedule and employment

• Permanent, on-site direct-hire opportunity in Laconia, New Hampshire.
• The source lists 40 hours per week, Monday–Friday with weekend rotation. The specific weekly work pattern and start date will be confirmed during hiring.
• The source lists day-shift timing of 8:00 AM–4:30 PM; the specific work pattern and start date will be confirmed during the hiring process.
• Employment, benefits and final terms are provided and confirmed by Our Client; this is not a traveler package.

What you bring

• New Hampshire Speech-Language Pathology licensure or eligibility, with required licensure completed before practice.
• Appropriate accredited education and clinical qualifications for speech-language pathology practice.
• Sound clinical reasoning, clear communication and a patient-centered approach.
• The ability to assess, plan, deliver and document care within scope and to complete applicable client screening and credential requirements.

All qualified applicants receive consideration without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, protected veteran status or any other status protected by applicable law. We are committed to equal employment opportunity for individuals with disabilities and protected veterans.

*Actual compensation will vary based on experience, qualifications, schedule and other job-related factors. The advertised hourly range is the salary range provided by Our Client. Final compensation and benefits are confirmed during the hiring process.