Speech Language Pathologist Washington, D.C. Mid Level Full time (M-F); In-person (no remote/hy[...]

International Institute for the Brain; Washington (District of Columbia); Remote; USD 75,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

The International Institute for the Brain is seeking a qualified Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) to join its multidisciplinary team. The successful candidate will collaborate with educators and therapists to develop individualized education programs for students with brain injuries or disorders. This role offers a dynamic opportunity to impact students’ lives through therapeutic interventions and research initiatives.

Benefits

Health insurance

Paid time off

Transportation benefits

H1B visa options

Qualifications

• Two years of pediatric clinical experience preferred.
• Research experience is a plus.
• Health and vision insurance, paid time off included.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate students' functional status using standardized assessment tools.
• Establish treatment goals based on parent input.
• Document treatment sessions accurately.

Skills

Communication

Interpersonal Skills

Problem Solving

Initiative

Flexibility

Detail-oriented

Team-oriented

Education

Valid NYS SLP license

Job description

Salary: $75,000 to $95,000 (based on experience)

Description

The SLP will work within a multidisciplinary team to assess, develop, and implement appropriate inter-disciplinary Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) for students. The student population primarily includes non-verbal and non-ambulatory individuals with brain injuries or brain-based disorders. The role involves participating in research efforts related to students and organizational research initiatives. Successful candidates demonstrate strategic focus, leadership, innovation, effective communication, and accountability.

Please send a resume and cover letter to [e-mail].

Responsibilities

1. Evaluate students' functional status using standardized assessment tools on evaluation, quarterly, and as needed.
2. Establish treatment goals based on parent input and clinical decisions.
3. Plan, implement, and modify POC based on assessments and treatment outcomes.
4. Prepare and update IEPs promptly.
5. Coordinate treatment strategies with the interdisciplinary team.
6. Educate patients, families, and caregivers to improve care and outcomes.
7. Participate in team meetings and conferences.
8. Document treatment sessions, reports, and student-care forms accurately and timely.
9. Engage in research activities as appropriate.
10. Collaborate with the educational and therapy team, including special education teachers and therapists.
11. Work with parents to involve them in their child's progress.
12. Design lessons/treatment plans using a multi-sensory approach, incorporating art, music, and technology.
13. Attend and participate in mandatory training sessions.
14. Assist in developing educational modules for staff training and accreditation.
15. Maintain a safe, clean, and confidential environment following regulations.
16. Perform other responsibilities related to service delivery, research, and education as organizational needs dictate.
17. Prepare session notes daily.
18. Report seizure-like events promptly, including media if applicable.
19. Participate in Grand Rounds, including preparing slides, attending training, and presenting quarterly.
20. Attend iBRAIN Innovation meetings thrice a year.
21. Support RAs/Paras in understanding IEPs and formulating research questions.
22. Complete annual research integrity training.
23. Identify knowledge gaps annually for continuing education.

Qualifications

1. Valid NYS SLP license or eligibility.
2. Two years of pediatric clinical experience with children having brain-based disorders preferred.
3. Excellent communication, interpersonal, and problem-solving skills.
4. Initiative, flexibility, and ability to lift at least 50 pounds.
5. Detail-oriented, motivated, team-oriented.
6. Research experience is a plus.
7. A sense of humor is essential.
8. Health and vision insurance, paid time off, transportation benefits, and H1B visa options in some cases.

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