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Speech Language Pathologist
Lovington, NM

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Sunbelt Staffing

Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) in Lovington, NM

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Make a real impact supporting students in a dynamic school setting as a Speech-Language Pathologist. Two contract SLP positions are availableone full-time and one part-timeserving both elementary and secondary age groups. Step into a vital school-based role focusing on shaping communication skills and supporting students with diverse needs, spanning across the academic year from immediate start through end of school term.
Qualifications and Required Experience:
Active NM Speech-Language Pathologist license Experience working with students in school settings (elementary and/or secondary preferred) Strong understanding of ASHA guidelines, State Standards, and District Policies Comfort evaluating, implementing, and managing speech/language programs for varied student populations (including those with related disabilities) Excellent collaboration and communication skills with faculty, administrators, and families Timely, organized documentation skills for IEPs and reporting
Key Responsibilities:
Conduct identification programs and comprehensive assessments for students suspected of speech/language impairments Develop and implement individualized clinical and therapeutic programs based on assessment results and educational goals Participate in multidisciplinary and building committees, providing referral and intervention support Prepare complete diagnostic summary reports, including recommendations and educational relevance Collaborate with IEP Committees and faculty to support compliant, student-focused plans Maintain appropriate learning environments and flexible schedules to fit student and building needs Deliver engaging, age-appropriate interventions and track student progress through daily notes and ongoing assessment Stay current with workshops and training to enhance instructional strategies Complete timely Medicaid billing for service documentation and participate in state testing accommodations If you're passionate about student communication growth and want to make a significant difference in a supportive educational community, this opportunity is for you! Submit your application today to bring your expertise, compassion, and dedication to students who need it most.

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  • Flexible Work Schedules