What are the responsibilities and job description for the School Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) | Dover, Delaware position at Soliant?
Step into a rewarding role supporting students from kindergarten through age 22 as a skilled Speech-Language Pathologist, including SLP-CFYs. In this full-time, contract position (37.5 hours per week), you’ll have the chance to directly impact student lives by providing specialized therapy services to those with a range of communication challenges, including those with moderate to severe disabilities.
As a key member of a caring educational team, you’ll engage in the planning and delivery of speech language therapy, addressing diverse needs such as augmentative communication, assistive technology, articulation, voice, oral-motor function, feeding, and language development delays. You will perform comprehensive diagnostic and evaluation testing, then deliver thorough, insightful reports following your observations and assessments. Advocacy, collaboration, and clear communication are central to the role as you help develop and maintain IEP objectives and work closely with families and colleagues to ensure students achieve their fullest potential.
Qualifications
If you’re ready to make a meaningful difference in students’ lives, we invite you to apply today!
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As a key member of a caring educational team, you’ll engage in the planning and delivery of speech language therapy, addressing diverse needs such as augmentative communication, assistive technology, articulation, voice, oral-motor function, feeding, and language development delays. You will perform comprehensive diagnostic and evaluation testing, then deliver thorough, insightful reports following your observations and assessments. Advocacy, collaboration, and clear communication are central to the role as you help develop and maintain IEP objectives and work closely with families and colleagues to ensure students achieve their fullest potential.
Qualifications
- Eligible for, or holder of, a Delaware SLP license (SLP or CFY considered)
- Experience with moderate to severe disabilities, or a strong desire to learn, is a plus
- Strong communication skills and the ability to work collaboratively
- Flexibility, adaptability, and a creative approach to problem-solving
- Deliver speech language therapy to students ages 2–22
- Support the development of social language and functional communication skills
- Conduct assessments and create clear, individualized reports
- Support IEP development and participate in meetings with families and educators
If you’re ready to make a meaningful difference in students’ lives, we invite you to apply today!
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