JOB DETAILS

Speech Language Pathologists work extensively with students to improve communication in the areas of articulation, expressive and receptive language, fluency, and augmentative communication skills. Speech Language Pathologists

evaluate and diagnose students, develop treatment goals and objectives and work closely with teachers to improve communication skills so that students can access the curriculum. Speech Language Pathologists must possess knowledge of childhood speech and language development and communication disorders. Speech Language Pathologists are aware of current trends, research and best practices related to speech and language therapy.

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Hold a valid license from the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education in Speech and Hearing Disabilities (all levels)
• Hold a valid license (or eligible) from the Massachusetts Board of Allied Health
• Certification by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (Clinical Fellows considered)
• Master’s degree
• School and Urban experience preferred
• Spanish helpful
• Clinical Fellows considered