What You'll DoComplete evaluations for speech, language, cognitive-communication, and swallowing disordersDevelop individualized treatment plans based on resident needs and clinical findingsProvide skilled interventions addressing communication, cognition, and dysphagiaTrack resident progress and modify treatment approaches when appropriateEducate residents, families, and caregivers on communication and safe swallowing strategiesMaintain clear and timely clinical documentationCoordinate care with nursing, therapy staff, and other healthcare professionalsWhat We Offer$55–$60/hourFlexible PRN scheduleCollaborative rehabilitation environmentVaried short-term and long-term rehabilitation caseloadSupportive interdisciplinary teamOpportunity to provide meaningful, individualized careQualificationsActive Connecticut Speech-Language Pathologist license requiredMaster's degree in Speech-Language Pathology from an accredited programStrong clinical, communication, and organizational skillsSkilled nursing or post-acute rehabilitation experience preferred, but not requiredIf you're an SLP seeking a flexible PRN opportunity where you can help residents improve communication, swallowing, and everyday function, we encourage you to apply. Join a collaborative rehabilitation setting where you can provide individualized care to residents with communication, cognitive, and swallowing needs.