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Speech Language Pathologist
McDonald, NM

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School Speech Language Pathologist - Mcdonald, New Mexico

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Job Description

Step into a rewarding contract opportunity as a Speech-Language Pathologist, making a difference in the lives of students across both elementary and secondary settings. This assignment starts as soon as possible and will carry through the end of the school year, offering both part-time and full-time schedules to fit your lifestyle. You'll collaborate with a diverse and supportive team, providing vital services for students with a variety of communication needs.
Desired Qualifications:
Current New Mexico SLP license and certifications. Experience working in school-based settings is highly valued. Background in developing and implementing IEPs for a range of student abilities. Strong diagnostic, evaluation, and program management skills. Ability to communicate and collaborate with school teams, families, and students. Familiarity with ASHA guidelines, state standards, and district policies. Strong organizational and time management abilities.
Key Responsibilities:
Identify, evaluate, and serve students with speech/language difficulties or related communication disabilities. Develop and implement individualized clinical and intervention programs aligned with IEPs. Complete comprehensive evaluations and detailed diagnostic summary reports. Maintain effective communication with staff, building faculty, and families about SLP services. Cooperate with IEP committees and provide recommendations for student support. Document progress, attendance, and daily notes for each student. Complete Medicaid billing for services in an efficient and timely manner. Keep current with evolving instructional practices through training and professional development. Administer assessments for state testing accommodations as needed.
What Youll Enjoy:
The flexibility of part-time or full-time schedules. Opportunities to work with both elementary and secondary age groups. An environment where your expertise is valued and encouraged to grow. A chance to make a meaningful impact in a supportive school community. If you're ready to help students unlock their full potential and grow professionally, we encourage you to apply today!

Benefits

  • Professional Development