What are the responsibilities and job description for the Speech Language Pathologist- Full time Nonprofit position position at Hearing and Speech Center of Florida?
Company Description
Welcome to the Hearing and Speech Center of Florida, an 86 year old non for profit serving individuals with educational and specialized needs. We are one of 45 Hearing and Speech Centers in the nation and focus on our mission to serve in rehabilitation/habilitation.
We are a full service providers and offer our clients Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Educational and Behavior Therapy. We are also educational service providers and operate a School. We have a full practice for center based services and have community contracts throughout the county at various locations and have a school located near the main operations office. We are also owners of a Montessori School and are working with local hospitals, schools, etc.
Job Description
We seek licensed BILINGUAL Speech Language Pathologist who wish to focus on pediatric clients. Our work divisions include working with grants, government and various Therapy divisions as per professional standards. As a clinician, you will be able to work and get trained in various specialties and work in different departments as you grow with the organization. We work hospitals, schools, and have a fully operational clinic as well as a new school.
We are focused on quality care and standards and serve all of our community’s needs. As a nonprofit, our administration team is composed of leaders in the field and we set the standards for grants, service provisions and more.
Clinician must have experience in pediatrics. We are offering both full time and part time positions and can be hired as a consultant or employee with benefits. Our benefits include participation in the federal loan forgiveness program as we are a charity organization. The salary range will be dependent on acceptance of a full time position with paid 40 hrs and benefits; versus if you are only seeking part time.
S/he will provide quality, discipline-specific treatment to children with developmental delays, disabilities, autism spectrum disorders (ASD), etc. Various placement and learning options.
Must partake in:
Completion of necessary documentation as needed (e.g., daily notes)
Participation in staff meetings pertaining to programs you serve.
Participation in at least 2 non for profit center events per fiscal year.
Optional paid participation: participation in educational and training programs in the community
Participation in grant(s)/ professional programming.
Participation in programmatic planning for summer programs
Qualifications
Speech language Pathologist --Department of Health State Licensure.
Bilingual Spanish/English necessary
Comfortable presenting and working with team members
Additional Information
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.