Speech & Language Pathologist (.6 FTE)

Vacancy Details Title Speech & Language Pathologist (.6 FTE) School/Building Ready 4 Learning Number of Openings 1 URL N/A Close Date (11:59 p.m. Central) Open until filled Contact Name Elizabeth Schendel Title Principal - Oshkosh Early Learning Email Elizabeth.

Schendel@oshkosh.k12.wi.us Phone 920-424-1004 Position Details Position Start Date 8/18/2026 Salary/Wage Starting $60,195.00 (26-27 Rates TBD) Appointment Type Full Time Description 1. Assess the educational needs of referred students through appropriate diagnostic procedures. 2. Conduct appropriate evaluation, recommend intervention and monitor placements for students as referred. 3. Help identify children with exceptional educational needs. 4. Maintain case records on all students referred through formal written district procedures for pupil evaluation. 5. Recommend and help implement corrective procedures as indicated by formal and informal assessment. 6. Conduct individual and group counseling/therapy for children whose diagnosed problems warrant such intervention. 7. Establish and maintain regular contact with teachers, parents, administrators and non-school agency staff, as necessary. 8. Consult teachers, parents, administrators and non-school staff regarding the exceptional educational and speech & language needs of students with disabilities, at-risk youth, and other students needing psychological services. 9. Participate in/and or chair m-team meetings and other conferences to assist the placement of students, program review and revision and other matters within the scope of m-team meetings. 10. Serve as a consultant on mental health topics for school district staff as requested. 11. Apprise teachers and parents of speech & language services. 12. Prepare and submit required reports in a timely manner on all students referred for evaluation. 13. Perform duties in a professional manner. 14. Establish rapport with staff, students, and parents. 15. Evaluate student progress and follow district Board of Education-approved reporting guidelines. 16. Attend parent-teacher organization meetings, as necessary. 17. Participate in development and implementation of district and school improvement projects. 18. Cooperate with community health and social welfare agency personnel. 19. Attend and effectively participate in staff, community and interagency meetings. 20. Provide in-service training of various school personnel, when needed. 21. Conduct research intended to assist in the improvement of instruction and report on and promote the effective use of the research. 22. Seek continued personal growth in the field of speech & language and education in general. 23. Supervise speech & language interns as assigned (voluntary). 24. Perform such other duties as may be determined by the administrative staff within parameters of the master agreement, Board of Education policies, state statutes, and administrative rules. Candidate Requirements Years of Experience 0 Degree Bachelor Additional Requirements Resume Letters of Recommendation Custom Questions Transcripts & Licenses/Certifications