Speech and Language Pathologist (Part-time) DDI Vantage - 3.8 West Valley City, UT Job Details Part-time $35.90 - $38.85 an hour 23 hours ago Qualifications Master's degree in speech-language pathology (SLP) Post-session clinical documentation Swallowing evaluations Family collaboration in education Student report writing Multidisciplinary collaboration in speech-language pathology Community resource utilization for student support Developmental screenings (student assessment methods) Mid-level Community resource coordination in health services social work Master's degree Collaboration with other professionals for student support Team training Child Development Speech-Language Pathology License Client referral services Compliance documentation Group speech-language therapy Clinical interprofessional collaboration Multidisciplinary team collaboration for treatment planning Child assessment Working with families Diagnosis of speech disorders in speech-language pathology Early intervention Communication Sciences & Disorders Language development (child development components) Counseling families in speech-language pathology Experience working with families with children Speech-language treatment progress monitoring Staff development Full Job Description The part-time (10-hours/week) Speech Language Pathologist serves as a member of a multi-disciplinary team to provide individual and group services to children enrolled in DDI Vantage Early Intervention Program.

Responsibilities:

Conducts developmental, speech/language, and eating/swallowing evaluations to assist in determining program eligibility, and helps complete Individualized Family Service Plans (IFSP). Conducts developmental, speech/language, and eating/swallowing assessments of infants and toddlers enrolled in DDI Vantage, and evaluates program and progress with criterion- and norm-referenced instruments. Assists parents and caregivers with the identification of speech/language outcomes for IFSPs. Provides direct individual and group diagnostic intervention and treatment to enhance the child's speech/language development, and facilitates parents and caregivers in implementing a home program to achieve the desired outcomes. Monitors and updates speech/language and eating/swallowing outcomes. Provides speech/language and eating/swallowing consultation to parents, caregivers and staff to assist in home- and center-based intervention. Assists parents and caregivers in their role as a child advocate when appropriate. Identifies social service needs for families when appropriate and refers them to the program coordinator for help in accessing community resources. Collaborates with related disciplines to ensure appropriate service delivery for each child. Possesses understanding and knowledge of a child's overall development and seeks consultation from team members of other disciplines when appropriate. Provides written reports on a child's progress to third parties when requested. Attends all mandatory CSPD training for early intervention credentialing under Part C rules. Participates in staff in-service training, attends workshops and conferences as requested or approved, and may provide in-service training for staff. Attends team meetings as necessary and all mandatory DDI Vantage meetings. Completes written documentation in a timely manner to ensure program compliance.

Benefits:

Vacation and sick leave. A master's degree from an accredited college or university in speech and language pathology. Experience working with children and families; knowledge of child development and family dynamics; and knowledge of community resources. Utah State Speech Language Pathology license. A state and federal background screen, TB test, and motor vehicle records check will be conducted on all new hires.