WILL BE FOR THE 25-26' SCHOOL YEAR

The full job description covers all associated skills, previous experience, and any qualifications that applicants are expected to have. Under the supervision of the Special Education Director and Regional Director, the Speech Language Pathologist provides speech, language, and hearing services that meet the educational needs of each student in the SLPs area of responsibility. Serves as a Speech Language Pathologist to students from Preschool through High School Transitions. Evaluates needs of children within the educational system or school. Applies scientific principles in assessment of communication, language, speech, and hearing. Conducts case management and supervision of assignments. Attends school meetings and completes assessment reports. Provides specific disability area services related to speech and language, and special education services to individuals with language and speech impairments across the special education disability areas. Remediates language, speech and hearing impairments that interfere with the individual students ability to benefit from the educational program. Primary Responsibilities Complete Evaluations in the areas of Speech, Language, Hearing and Communication, and other areas based on Student need. Conduct data collection and analysis. Gather information through interviews, observations, and other meaningful practices to solicit relevant information regarding Students overall Speech/Language functioning. Progress monitoring, consultation and collaboration with school personnel and parents (Family-school-community collaboration). Ability to understand and implement School and District-wide practices to promote learning Knowledge of research-based and best practices of the following: Speech and Language Disorders, Communication Boards, Augmentative Communication, Non-oral Communication Systems. Diagnose and assess students through the use of appropriate tests and informal measurements. Participate in identification, screening, evaluation, and prepare reports and other required paperwork. Facilitate enrollment and placement of students in speech and other appropriate Special Education programs. Provide Speech Language therapy to remediate and reduce impairments that interfere with Students educational program. Provide diagnostic and treatment plans and services to students from diverse cultural backgrounds. Provide direct services for identified student aimed toward correction or improvement of the disability through implementation of the IEP. Schedule identified students to receive individual or group therapy and/or classroom consultation. Develop and implement an IEP for pupils with speech and language deficits that meet state criteria. Conference and consult with parents, school site personnel and other support staff. Special Education and General Education functions- attendance to IEPs, 504s, and other meetings (SLP responsibility and role which require meeting attendance) Implement and support diversity in development and learning Continuously promote research-based and best practices Abide by Professional ethics, school law, and systems. Maintain Professional Competence. Provide for student supervision which ensures student safety consistent with district and school expectations. Completion of Satisfactory reports within mandated timelines and as requested by supervision. Professional and meaningful presentation of assessment reports Other duties may be assigned. Job Type: Full-time Pay: $125,000.00 per year Benefits: 401(k) 401(k) matching Continuing education credits Dental insurance Disability insurance Flexible schedule Flexible spending account Health insurance Health savings account License reimbursement Life insurance Opportunities for advancement Paid time off Professional development assistance Referral program Retirement plan Vision insurance Schedule: Monday to Friday License/Certification: Driver's License (Required) Speech Language Pathology License (Required) Ability to Commute: Lafayette, CA Work Location: In person