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Visiting Nurse Health System is seeking a Part-Time Speech Therapist for the Douglas/Cobb County area to provide direct care and patient education per the plan of care in patients' homes. You will collaborate with the care team to optimize outcomes and ensure accurate documentation.
A valid GA licensure in Speech Pathology is required and CPR certification is expected. Responsibilities include supervision of therapy assistants where appropriate, updating plans of care, and contributing to
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Caring for Atlanta for over 75 years, Visiting Nurse Health System is a leading, non-profit provider of home healthcare, long-term care at home, hospice, and palliative care services. We pride ourselves in helping patients and their loved ones receive care at home following an illness, surgery, or hospital stay. We offer not just a job, but we also offer purpose, impact, and the chance to care deeply for people in the comfort of their homes.
Our vision is to be the first choice for patients, families, payers, and other healthcare providers when they need home healthcare services. We look to not only achieve, but to also maintain exemplary patient and employee satisfaction levels. VNHS is dedicated to continuing our investment in strong community partnerships, providing coordinated care solutions, developing a top-performing workforce, and innovating technologies to improve affordability and access to patient care. We aim to be an organization where healthcare professionals not only prefer to work, but where they are able to grow as professionals. For more information on our organization, please visit us here .
Provide direct care, patient education and the management of the applicable therapy (physical, occupational or speech) called for in the patient’s treatment plan. Consult with and educates other care team members concerning applicable patient assessment and treatment protocols. Serve as a rehabilitation resource for the care team.