What are the responsibilities and job description for the Travel Speech Therapist - Weekly Pay position at MEP Health?
Seeking a travel Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) to provide specialized therapy services in Hilo, Hawaii.
Responsibilities include: Assessing patients with speech, hearing, or language deficits; developing and modifying care plans; teaching speech, voice, and language skills; strengthening muscles or teaching strategies for safe swallowing.
Qualifications: Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology; current state licensure or in progress; CCCs; at least one year of experience; current CPR certification.
Skills required: Strong assessment and intervention abilities; excellent communication; ability to set achievable goals for patients' communication and swallowing recovery.
Additional details: 40 hours per week, dayshift, with travel reimbursement and full credentialing coverage. Benefits include weekly pay, health insurance, housing options, life/disability insurance, 401(k), and referral bonuses. The role involves providing skilled interventions aligned with physician orders to improve patients' communication and swallowing functions.
Responsibilities include: Assessing patients with speech, hearing, or language deficits; developing and modifying care plans; teaching speech, voice, and language skills; strengthening muscles or teaching strategies for safe swallowing.
Qualifications: Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology; current state licensure or in progress; CCCs; at least one year of experience; current CPR certification.
Skills required: Strong assessment and intervention abilities; excellent communication; ability to set achievable goals for patients' communication and swallowing recovery.
Additional details: 40 hours per week, dayshift, with travel reimbursement and full credentialing coverage. Benefits include weekly pay, health insurance, housing options, life/disability insurance, 401(k), and referral bonuses. The role involves providing skilled interventions aligned with physician orders to improve patients' communication and swallowing functions.