Temp - Speech and Language Pathologists (SLP) - Long Term Care

About the Job

SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST

(SLP) We are seeking a dedicated and clinical-focused Speech-Language Pathologist to join our healthcare team. This role focuses on delivering high-quality, evidence-based care to patients with communication, cognitive, and swallowing disorders. You will be responsible for the full continuum of care, from initial evaluation and plan development to discharge planning and interdisciplinary collaboration.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

PATIENT

EVALUATION & CARE

Effectively screen, evaluate, and rehabilitate patients with communication or swallowing disorders. Develop and implement comprehensive plans of care that adhere to all regulatory and clinical standards.

CLINICAL INTERVENTION

Utilize standardized assessments and evidence-based practices. Monitor patient progress and adjust treatment strategies based on clinical outcomes.

CONSULTATION & COUNSELING

Provide expert guidance and support to patients, families, and caregivers regarding speech and swallowing disorders.

DOCUMENTATION

Maintain accurate and timely records in the electronic documentation system, including treatment minutes and comprehensive discharge summaries, in compliance with company and regulatory policies.

COLLABORATION

Actively participate in patient care conferences, utilization reviews, and rehabilitation meetings. Communicate effectively with supervisors and the broader healthcare team.

MENTORSHIP

Support and supervise Clinical Fellowship Year (CFY) clinicians or student Speech-Language Pathologists as needed.

QUALIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS

EXPERIENCE:

Minimum of 1 year of SLP experience is required. Experience in Long-Term Care (LTC) or Rehabilitation settings is highly preferred.

CERTIFICATION

Must be a CCC-certified Speech-Language Pathologist.

LICENSURE

Must hold an active Oklahoma State License and maintain ASHA certification.

NEW GRADUATES

New graduates will be considered, provided they have completed a Level II clinical experience (observation-only experience does not qualify).

STANDARDS

Strict adherence to ASHA and State practice acts, code of conduct, and professional ethics.

BENEFITS & SKILLS

BENEFIT-DRIVEN CARE:

Focus on measurable treatment outcomes and patient advocacy.

PROFESSIONAL GROWTH

Opportunities for facility-required trainings, in-services, and clinical conferences.

EQUIPMENT ACCESS

Ability to obtain necessary DME and clinical supplies to support patient needs.