Speech Language Pathologist

We provide home-based speech therapy to children in need of early intervention. As a Speech Language Pathologist, you should expect to:

• Perform initial evaluations of children through communication, which can be verbal or nonverbal, and through play
• Record detailed results of communication evaluations
• Evaluate the results of your initial evaluations to determine the extent of communication difficulties
• Communicate your results and clinical findings with the child’s parents to identify areas for improvement and formulate treatment options
• Discuss treatment options with the parents and/or caregivers of each child to determine next steps
• Develop a treatment plan for each child that incorporates established communication improvement techniques
• Teach each child proper speech, reading, and writing techniques, and other communication methods.
• Coach parents on techniques, treatment reinforcement, and carryover home activities
• Provide the necessary resources for additional treatment or care
• Perform reassessment as needed