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Serves as a clinical expert in specialized areas such as pediatric speech, traumatic brain injury, etc.. Provides in-service training in the basic elements of speech therapy to members of the health care staff and supervises the development and treatments of Speech Pathology Assistants.. Masters or Doctorate Degree in Speech Language Pathology from an accredited program.. Speech-Language Pathologist License (California). On-site: Work location is on-site (KP designated office, medical office building or hospital).

speech language pathologist

Description: Job Summary: Provides direct patient care to members having communication and swallowing disorders by evaluating, diagnosing, developing and implementing therapy / treatment programs. Essential Responsibilities: <ul><li>Upholds Kaiser Permanentes Policies and Procedures, Principles of Responsibilities, and applicable state, federal and local laws.</li><li>Administers diagnostic tests and provides individualized treatment to adults and children for a variety of communication disorders, voice and swallowing impairment and neurological defects.</li><li>Advises physicians of test results and subsequently recommends and implements appropriate treatments.</li><li>Monitors status of results and collaborates with physicians when altering treatment program.</li><li>Serves as a consultant on interdisciplinary teams.</li><li>Serves as a clinical expert in specialized areas such as pediatric speech, traumatic brain injury, etc.</li><li>Trains CFY candidates.</li><li>Ensures compliance with TJC, federal, state, and local requirements.</li><li>May participate in the development of department policies and procedures.</li><li>Develops protocols and treatment programs within specialized areas.</li><li>Develops and presents in service programs in area of specialty.</li><li>Performs diagnostic clinical swallowing evaluations on a diversified patient population, including adults and children with a wide variety of neurologic and medical diagnosis and surgical histories.</li><li>Interpret and report the results of evaluations/tests to referring physicians, therapists and other medical staff.</li><li>Participates in the design and implementation of therapy programs addressing speech/language voice and swallowing problems for a diversified patient population.</li><li>Documents patients progress; maintains accurate records.</li><li>Adjusts program to improve effectiveness; meets client needs and determines further courses of treatment or intervention that may be necessary.</li><li>Performs diagnostic voice evaluations on a diversified patient population.</li><li>Interprets and reports results and provides recommendations regarding the need for further evaluation or services in the area of speech and pathology when appropriate.</li><li>Administers and analyzes test results to determine patients communicative abilities; examines patients medical history, neurological ad psychological test results in order to determine necessary therapy.</li><li>Treats speech and language impairments such as functional articulatory disorders, stuttering, voice problems, delayed speech and organic disorder including cleft palate, cerebral palsy, aphasia and impaired hearing.</li><li>Interprets findings and treatment to patients families, teachers or other concerned parties; provides guidance and counseling.</li><li>Plans and conducts remedial programs designed to improve or restore communicative facility; administers treatment in individual or group sessions with patients; may refer patients to specialists in medicine, dentistry, psychology education or related areas.</li><li>Writes report on diagnostic findings, therapy used and progress made.</li><li>Provides in-service training in the basic elements of speech therapy to members of the health care staff and supervises the development and treatments of Speech Pathology Assistants.</li><li>Keeps abreast of developments in the field of speech therapy by attending professional seminars and workshops.</li><li>Establishes and maintains courteous cooperative relations with other departments and other personnel.</li><li>Demonstrates professional competence in assessing patients condition at the onset and through all phases of the speech pathology program.</li><li>Demonstrates professional competence in the planning and implementation of treatment program/plan.</li><li>Demonstrates professional competence and rehabilitative techniques particular to the speech pathology field.</li><li>Demonstrates ability to communicate effectively. Performs other duties as assigned.</li></ul>Basic Qualifications: Experience <ul><li>One (1) year clinical experience in dysphasia management required.</li><li>One (1) year clinical experience in Speech Pathology.</li></ul> Education <ul><li>Masters or Doctorate Degree in Speech Language Pathology from an accredited program.</li></ul> License, Certification, Registration <ul><li>Speech-Language Pathologist License (California)</li></ul> <ul><li>National Provider Identifier</li></ul> <ul><li>Basic Life Support</li></ul> Additional Requirements: <ul><li>Knowledge of federal, state and local regulatory requirements.</li><li>Ability to demonstrate knowledge and to utilize theories, principles, practices, techniques and methods of Speech Therapy.</li></ul> Notes: <ul><li>Inpatient/Outpatient dysphagia, speech-language/ cognition, Video fluoroscopy swallow study, Tracheostomy/PMV</li></ul> Primary Location: California,Los Angeles,Los Angeles Medical Center Scheduled Weekly Hours: 1 Shift: Day Workdays: Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun Working Hours Start: 08:00 AM Working Hours End: 04:30 PM Job Schedule: Per Diem Job Type: Standard Worker Location: Onsite Employee Status: Regular Employee Group/Union Affiliation: B17-DASH|AFSCME|DASH Job Level: Individual Contributor Department: 1526 Edgemont MOB - Speech Therapy-Regular Clinic - 0806 Pay Range: $56.52 - $62.67 / hour The ranges posted above reflect the location in the job posting. The salary range may vary if you reside in a different location or state than the location posted. Travel: No On-site: Work location is on-site (KP designated office, medical office building or hospital). Worker location must align with Kaiser Permanente's Authorized States policy. At Kaiser Permanente, equity, inclusion and diversity are inextricably linked to our mission, and we aim to make it a part of everything we do. We know that having a diverse and inclusive workforce makes Kaiser Permanente a better place to receive health care, a more supportive partner in our communities we serve, and a more fulfilling place to work. Working at Kaiser Permanente means that you agree to and abide by our commitment to equity and our expectation that we all work together to create an inclusive work environment focused on a sense of belonging and wellbeing. Kaiser Permanente is an equal opportunity employer committed to a diverse and inclusive workforce. Applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy), age, sexual orientation, national origin, marital status, parental status, ancestry, disability, gender identity, veteran status, genetic information, other distinguishing characteristics of diversity and inclusion, or any other protected status. Submit Interest

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