We are currently seeking a Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) to join our rapidly expanding private practice. This multidisciplinary home health agency offers both full-time and part-time positions. Proficiency in Spanish would be an added advantage.
Organization:
Amigo Baby is dedicated to providing family-centered and individualized services in natural environments to support the development of a strong community for children in Tulare County and the surrounding areas. Through a culturally sensitive and teamwork-based approach, we are proud to be part of "The First Step to a Happy Future" for many local children. For 22 years, Amigo Baby has been the leading provider of holistic pediatric therapy in Central California. Find out more about Amigo Baby on Facebook or see our website at www.amigobaby.com
How We'll Reward You:
At Amigo Baby, we strive to create a nurturing work environment that allows our clinicians grow and thrive in their practice, focused on making positive impacts in the lives of infants, children, and families. We value each member of our team and provide a competitive package that includes: High starting compensation Comprehensive Medical and Dental insurance Life insurance and Vision insurance are 100% paid by Amigo Baby. Paid time off to maintain a healthy work-life balance This includes (2) one-week company closures for a summer and winter break 401(k) with employer contribution match of 4% Staff development and mentoring opportunities Flexible work schedule that you manage Paid documentation time Paid travel time Mileage reimbursement Access to unlimited continuing education (CEUs)
How You Shine From Others:
Active California state license as a Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) or in the process of obtaining one. Current CPR certification Current TB test Current physical examination Desire to work with patients in a home setting Commitment to excellence in your work Pediatric experience is a plus! Bilingual experience is also highly valued!
How You'll Succeed Here:
Provide individualized speech therapy using a play-based approach for children aged birth to 12 years, under direction of a supervising SLP Support and facilitate each child's progress through developmental milestones, promoting inclusion, and fostering strong caregiver-child relationships Monitor child's progress and report to supervising SLP Educate parents about speech therapy techniques for practice outside of sessions Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team, including child development specialists, occupational therapists, physical therapists, service coordinators, physicians and family Participate in monthly Reflective Supervision meetings Utilize effective and professional communication skills Submit electronic documentation with signatures on a daily basis Other related duties as assigned