• Evaluating, treating and providing patient-centered evidence-based rehabilitation care to diagnostically diverse adult and pediatric populations in a variety of settings, including Inpatient, Outpatient, Home Health and Long Term Care
• Providing clinically appropriate and evidence-based speech, language and swallowing evaluations and treatment methods (including functional tasks) for aphasia, dysphagia, dysarthria, voice and cognitive-linguistic disorders
• Administering Fiberoptic Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing (FEES), completing FEES specific reports
• Collaborating with healthcare professionals to develop treatment plans and monitor patient progress
• Presenting at medical rounds, staff and family meetings
• Closely monitoring patients' progress and adjusted treatments accordingly
• Posting service charges in electronic health record system, completing documentation in a timely manner and auditing patients' charts in accordance with Medicare / Medicaid requirements

• Education. Graduate of an accredited Master's or Doctorate-level program in Speech Language Pathology
• Work Experience. Greater than one year of clinic unsupervised experience preferred; for SLP CC required, greater than one year of clinical unsupervised experience preferred
• Licensure / Certification. Must be eligible for current licensure with the Alaska State Speech Language Pathology of Examiners. Must hold Certificate of Clinical Competence. BLS required upon employment. For SLP CF: must be eligible for temporary state license

• Basic computer skills (i.e. Outlook, Microsoft Office, medical charts, EMRs)
• Ability to efficiently schedule and perform patient care independently
• Knowledge and understanding of HIPAA

• Direct patient contact, including potential exposure to chemicals, blood and / or other bodily fluids
• Standing, stood and mild-moderate physical labor to complete certain tasks
• Other physical demands related to duties of a SLP

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