Pediatric Speech Language Pathologist

• Evaluates, diagnoses, develops and implements a treatment plan for patients of all diagnoses
• Provides care for patients who present with a variety of medical conditions and deficits which impact communication, language development, oral motor skills, and feeding safety and efficiency
• Diagnoses which commonly impact these developmental areas include prematurity, neurological, respiratory, cardiac, GI, genetic, craniofacial and developmental delay
• Provides extensive patient/family education
• Participates in multidisciplinary team care with other rehab professionals, nursing, physicians, dietitians, social services, respiratory, support staff, etc.
• Works in a fast-paced setting requiring good time management, detailed documentation skills in the EMR, self-directed, and effective communication skills

• Master's Degree
• Less than 1 year Developmental Experience
• Speech/Language Experience
• Feeding / Dysphagia experience
• Neuro Experience
• Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology Required
• Basic Life Support (BLS) Required
• Licensed Speech Language Pathologist Required
• Active BLS from the American Heart Association and licensure from the FL Department of Health required
• Flexible to work weekdays, weekends, and holiday rotations
• Previous experience working in acute care settings, including NICU experience

Doctorate

Up to $1,200 Sign on Bonus