Speech Language Pathologist

Role Responsibilities

The Speech/Language Pathologist (SLP) works to ensure the identification and accommodation of eligible children (birth to 36 months old) and their families. The Speech/Language Pathologist is responsible for evaluation and/or treatment programming for infants and toddlers who live in the catchment area of the Program which includes Fort Bend and Waller Counties. The Speech/Language Pathologist provides treatment for enrolled children which is recommended by the interdisciplinary team and may include complex treatment procedures, documenting patient progress in chart in the areas of communication/language development.

He/she is responsible for active treatment and documentation of service delivery/need and provides consultations to families as determined by the interdisciplinary team. The Speech/Language Pathologist is responsible for providing training to the program personnel in the areas of communication/language, development, sensory and oral motor/positioning and assistive technology devices/services. The Speech/Language Pathologist supervises assigned Speech/Language Pathologist-Assistant (SLP-A), as needed, according to ASHA requirements.

The position works under the direction of assigned member of the Administrative Team.

Working hours are Monday-Friday: 8:00am-5:00pm. Adjusted time to meet the needs of families and the program may be required, as needed.

• $82,500 – SLP/annually

• A Master’s degree from an accredited university or college in speech and language communication disorders and current license from the Texas State Board of Speech/Language Pathology and Audiology
• Texas Driver’s license
• Knowledge of infant/child development
• Knowledge of early intervention techniques
• Knowledge of community resources
• Knowledge of assessment techniques
• Interpersonal skills for positive interaction with individuals
• Ability to work independently
• Ability to communicate both orally & in writing
• Ability to exercise sound judgment in applying departmental policy & procedure
• Ability to use/interpret standardized testing instruments
• Current license as Speech/Language Pathologist in Texas

• Previous work experience in Pediatric Therapy
• Bilingual and Pediatrics experience

• Must be able to perform CPR.
• Must be able to perform moderate lifting and carrying (15#), pushing, stooping, repeated bending, reaching above shoulder, simple grasping, hearing, walking, sitting and twisting.
• Must have ability to see, write, operate office equipment, operate a motor vehicle and have depth perception.
• Qualified individual must be able to perform these functions with or without reasonable accommodations.

Texana Center is an Equal Opportunity Employer