Under the direction of the Speech-Language Pathology Clinical Leader, the staff Speech-Language Pathologist evaluates, establishes goals, plans treatment, performs treatment, assesses treatment effectiveness, and makes discharge recommendations. In addition, the staff Speech-Language Pathologist promotes communication of patient care information among team members.
Minimum Education
Masters Degree in Speech-Language pathology; graduate of an accredited program.
Minimum Work Experience
Experience in hospital setting preferred.
Required Licenses/Certifications
Current state licensure.
ASHA Certified or pursuing Clinical Fellowship/Vermont State Licensure, effective 2005.
Risk Category 1.
BLS Certification through American Heart Association.
Required Skills, Knowledge, and Abilities
Proficient with evaluation and treatments of a wide range of communicative, cognitive and swallowing disorders. Including ability to complete swallow function studies.
Knowledge of Medicare and other third party payor requirements.
Training in voice evaluation and treatment (including pre and post op laryngectomies).
Training in Lee Silverman Voice therapy (preferred).
Training in Vital Stim therapy (preferred).
Basic Microsoft Windows desktop application and navigation skills.
Pay Range = $40.66 - $60.09
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Numbers & Facts
Location
Rutland, VT
Salary
$40.66–$60.09 Per Hour
Skills
ASHA Certificationunmatched
Basic Life Support (BLS)unmatched
Clinical Pathologyunmatched
Fellowshipunmatched
Medical Recordsunmatched
Medicareunmatched
Patient Careunmatched
Riskunmatched
Set Goalsunmatched
Speech and Language Pathologyunmatched
Swallowing Disordersunmatched
Treatment Evaluationunmatched
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