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The Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) is responsible for providing consultation, coaching, evaluation, early intervention, and education for children aged three to three and their families who are experiencing speech and language delays. The position serves families in natural environments as part of a transdisciplinary early intervention team.
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Typical Working Condition: Position works primarily at the EPU facility. Staff may be required to visit families in their homes. EPU does not have control over the location and condition of all the environments staff may be exposed.
Equipment Used: Computers, printers, telephones, and fax machines. May require the ability to operating of a vehicle for local travel.
Essential Physical Tasks: Must be able to sit for long periods of time, working with a keyboard, computer screen. When working with families may be required to sit on floors, stand, lift, carry, push, pull, crawl and stoop.
This position description may not be an exhaustive list of all duties, knowledge, or abilities associated with this classification; however, it is intended to accurately reflect the principal job elements. Related duties, knowledge, or abilities to those expressly stated may also be required for successful performance of the position.
Full Time
$84k-99k (estimate)
03/29/2024
05/28/2024
exceptionalparents.org
Jacksonville, FL
50 - 100
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