What are the responsibilities and job description for the Speech Language Pathologist position at Omaha Pediatric Therapy?
Company Description Omaha Pediatric Therapy is dedicated to nurturing the whole child through exceptional, evidence-based therapy services. The organization’s mission is to support each child’s unique developmental journey with personalized care that reflects individual needs and family goals. Therapists use a collaborative, compassionate approach to tailor interventions for meaningful progress and lasting impact. A team of licensed and certified professionals addresses a wide range of pediatric challenges in a supportive environment where children can build confidence, independence, and a brighter future.
Role Description This is a full-time/part-time/prn on-site Speech Language Pathologist role located in Bellevue, NE. The Speech Language Pathologist will assess, diagnose, and treat pediatric speech, language, and communication disorders through individualized and small-group therapy sessions. Responsibilities include developing and implementing evidence-based treatment plans, documenting progress, collaborating with families and caregivers on home programs, and coordinating care with other pediatric therapists and healthcare professionals. The role also involves conducting standardized evaluations, maintaining accurate and timely clinical records, participating in team meetings, and contributing to a positive, child-centered environment.
Qualifications
- Strong skills in Speech Therapy to design and deliver developmentally appropriate interventions for pediatric clients.
- Ability to assess and treat Speech and Language Disorders, including articulation, expressive, and receptive language needs.
- Experience working with Communication Disorders, supporting social communication, fluency, and pragmatic language.
- Knowledge and clinical experience in Dysphagia, including safe feeding practices and swallowing interventions for children.
- Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology from an accredited program and current state licensure (or eligibility) as an SLP.
- Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology (CCC-SLP) or working toward completion is preferred.
- Experience in pediatric settings such as clinics, schools, or early intervention programs is highly beneficial.
- Strong interpersonal, documentation, and time-management skills, with the ability to collaborate effectively with families and interdisciplinary teams.