Speech Language Pathologist

Position range in Cheshire County $54k

• $84k Per Year Speech Language Pathologist Winchester School District

Occupation:

Speech-Language Pathologists

Location:

Winchester, NH

• 03470

Job Type:

Full Time (30 Hours or More)

Posted:

03/09/2026 Positions available: 1

Source:

SchoolSpring

Web Site:

www.schoolspring.com Job #: 5575223 Job Requirements and Properties Work Onsite Full Time Schedule Full Time Job Description Help for Partial Job Description.

• Will attend IEP planning meetings on students suspected of having a speech and language disability.
• Will conduct screenings, observations or evaluations of students using informal and formal measures and provide a written report of summary to the case manager prior to the evaluation summary meeting.
• Will conduct initial and triennials speech and language assessments through the Special Education Process and provide written reports. In addition to home based schools, Speech/Language Pathologists may be asked to assess students who are placed in out-of-district schools within their sending district.
• May participate in kindergarten screening procedures in the area of speech and language if required by the principal.
• Will participate in the development and implementation of Individual Education Plans of identified students.
• Will attend IEP meetings and contribute to the IEP development by providing written information of student's level of performance, modification, accommodations, goals and objectives and related service units for individual, group or consultation.
• Will maintain quarterly IEP progress notes and provide it to the case manager for reporting to parent.
• Will provide direct speech and language therapy sessions within the classroom and the therapy environment.
• Will consult with parents, teachers, and other professionals involved with students' academic development.
• Will attend regularly scheduled speech department meetings or get copies of notes if a meeting is missed.
• Will provide supervision and support to the building Speech and Language Assistant in accordance with Medicaid/OSHA recommendations.
• Will provide staff development trainings when appropriate on speech issues, including but not limited to articulation, written expression, phonemic awareness, and pragmatic language, use of Assistive Technology devices such as FM trainers, PECS or other speech devices.
• Will maintain contact with outside agencies, audio logical departments and medical personnel s student's individual needs may require.
• Will maintain daily journal notes, Medicaid forms, therapy schedules, evaluation logs, and other such paperwork.
• May provide speech services to non-coded students if time permits.
• May participate in child concern teams if a referral or speech concerns arises.
• Other duties as directed by the Director of Student Services.