Speech Language Therapist (Speech and Language Pathologist)

Responsibilities

• Use of a personal vehicle with continuous automobile insurance that meets state minimum requirements
• Educate parents on their child’s developmental status and equip them with strategies to support progress
• Facilitate the parent-child relationship in ways that match individual learning styles and needs
• Implement individual and group activities at home visits and in the center to help families achieve their child’s developmental goals
• Collaborate with a transdisciplinary team to ensure children receive the most effective care
• Maintain accurate records, schedules, and tracking sheets
• Attend Child Study meetings, IFSP reviews, and team consultations to support family and child needs

Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) Requirements & Responsibilities

Master’s Degree in Speech Language Pathology

• Must have current licensure as a Speech Language Pathologist in the State of Utah
• Credentialing from the State of Utah as an Early Intervention Specialist-2 required within six months of hire
• Pass a TB test and have an acceptable driving record
• Help develop Individualized Family Service Plans (IFSPs) that address parent-identified priorities
• Conduct ongoing assessments in all areas of development or within specialty areas as needed

Speech Language Therapist Benefits & Schedule

Full-time position with a supportive and collaborative team

• Some evening and weekend work required to meet family needs
• Comprehensive benefits package, including health, dental, vision, and 401(k)
• Mission-driven work environment where your expertise directly impacts families and children
• If you’re looking for a meaningful opportunity to empower families and change lives, we’d love to connect with you!