Speech Therapist (part-time)

Svdpnky; Plano (TX); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

The Outlook at Windhaven in Plano, TX is seeking a compassionate Speech-Language Pathologist to evaluate, develop, and implement individualized therapy services that promote communication, swallowing function, independence, and quality of life.

You will collaborate with an interdisciplinary team, supervise students as appropriate, document clinical work, and provide education to residents, families, and staff while maintaining a welcoming, respectful environment.

Qualifications

• Licensed Speech-Language Pathologist in the current state.
• Master’s degree in Speech Language Pathology with Clinical Certificate of Competency or in Clinical Fellowship Year.
• Proficiency with Nethealth documentation system preferred.
• Knowledge of therapy industry and federal, state, and local government regulations.
• Demonstrated ability to organize, prioritize and complete multiple tasks in a dynamic environment.
• Demonstrated efficiency strategies for fast paced environment.
• Experience in SNF/LTC/IL/AL/OP setting or mature population rehabilitation and wellness needs.
• Experience with PDPM treatment and reimbursement policy.
• Genuine caring for and interest in the care of mature adults, persons with disabilities and hospice patients.
• Ability to perform work tasks within the Physical Demand Requirements.
• Ability to perform Essential Duties.
• Ability to comply with the Resident Bill of Rights and the Employee Responsibilities.
• Ability to comply with organizational and departmental safety policies and procedures.

Responsibilities

• Model a service attitude towards others, is friendly and courteous to residents, patients, visitors, and co-workers.
• Take ownership in solving problems and take the initiative to make things better.
• Ensure resident, patient, visitor, and co-worker safety by remaining aware of and reporting any new or existing safety hazards.
• Document all assessments, reassessments, progress notes, discharge summaries and other clinical work in the medical record per departmental policy and procedure.
• Provide resident, family and staff education pertaining to Speech Therapy modalities to ensure understanding and proficiency of care.
• Demonstrate good clinical judgment in all aspects of resident treatments in which trained to provide.
• Orient, instruct, and direct work activities of Clinical Fellows and Speech Therapy students.
• Supervise and review documentation written by the Clinical Fellow as per state practice act.
• Screen residents to determine their potential benefit from Speech Therapy intervention.
• Develop, direct and/or participate in Speech Therapy programming for the residents.
• Attend in-services and other meetings as required on an ongoing basis.
• Maintain continuing education per state licensure requirements.
• Other duties as assigned by the Director of Rehab

Skills

Licensed Speech-Language Pathologist

Clinical documentation

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Organizational skills

Patient-centered care

Education

Master’s degree in Speech Language Pathology

Clinical Certificate of Competency or Clinical Fellowship Year

Tools

Nethealth documentation system

Job description

At The Outlook at Windhaven, hospitality is more than a service—it is the foundation of how we care for one another. Our luxury senior living community in Plano, TX, is dedicated to creating an environment where residents feel welcomed, valued, connected, and supported in every aspect of life. As part of the Forefront Living family, we are committed to making every moment matter.

We are seeking a compassionate and dedicated Speech-Language Pathologist to join our therapy team in providing exceptional, resident-centered care within our retirement community. In this role, you will evaluate, develop, and implement individualized speech therapy services that promote communication, swallowing function, independence, and overall quality of life. The ideal candidate is committed to clinical excellence, resident safety, collaboration with interdisciplinary team members, and providing education and support to residents, families, and staff while fostering a welcoming and respectful environment for all.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES:

• Model a service attitude towards others, is friendly and courteous to residents, patients, visitors, and co-workers
• Take ownership in solving problems and take the initiative to make things better
• Ensure resident, patient, visitor, and co-worker safety by remaining aware of and reporting any new or existing safety hazards
• Document all assessments, reassessments, progress notes, discharge summaries and other clinical work in the medical record per departmental policy and procedure
• Provide resident, family and staff education pertaining to Speech Therapy modalities to ensure understanding and proficiency of care
• Demonstrate good clinical judgment in all aspects of resident treatments in which trained to provide
• Orient, instruct, and direct work activities of Clinical Fellows and Speech Therapy students.
• Supervise and review documentation written by the Clinical Fellow as per state practice act
• Screen residents to determine their potential benefit from Speech Therapy intervention
• Develop, direct and/or participate in Speech Therapy programming for the residents
• Attend in-services and other meetings as required on an ongoing basis
• Maintain continuing education per state licensure requirements
• Other duties as assigned by the Director of Rehab

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:

• Licensed Speech-Language Pathologist in the current state
• Master’s degree in Speech Language Pathology with Clinical Certificate of Competency or in Clinical Fellowship Year
• Proficiency with Nethealth documentation system preferred
• Knowledge of therapy industry and federal, state, and local government regulations
• Demonstrated ability to organize, prioritize and complete multiple tasks in a dynamic environment
• Demonstrated efficiency strategies for fast paced environment
• Experience in SNF/LTC/IL/AL/OP setting or mature population rehabilitation and wellness needs
• Experience with PDPM treatment and reimbursement policy
• Genuine caring for and interest in the care of mature adults, persons with disabilities and hospice patients
• Ability to perform work tasks within the Physical Demand Requirements
• Ability to perform Essential Duties
• Ability to comply with the Resident Bill of Rights and the Employee Responsibilities
• Ability to comply with organizational and departmental safety policies and procedures