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Key Words: Speech Therapist, Speech Language Pathologist, Speech Therapy, SLP - CF, Speech Language Pathologist Clinical Fellow. part time in-clinic Speech Language Pathologist Assistant, SLPA.
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Do you have the PRN career opportunities as a(an) Speech Language Pathologist PRN you want with your current employer? If you are looking for an opportunity that provides satisfaction and personal growth, we encourage you to apply for our Speech Language Pathologist PRN opening.
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Full time in-clinic Speech Language Pathologist Assistant, SLPA. DV Therapy specializes in providing speech and language therapy for individuals from birth-geriatric with disabilities and delays including, Autism, Late-talkers, SLI, Articulation and Phonological disorders, Stuttering, Dysphonia, Aphasia, Pragmatic and social delays, and Verbal Apraxia of Speech.
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The Speech/Language Pathology Assistant works under the supervision of the Speech/Language Pathologist and assists them with responsibilities such as collecting background information, providing input prior to the pediatric speech/language therapy evaluation, providing treatment for children with speech/language disorders.
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As a Speech Language Pathology Assistant, you will work under the supervision of a licensed Speech Language Pathologist and assist in providing therapy to individuals with communication and swallowing disorders, as well as a variety of other disorders.
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Come join our team as a(an) Speech Language Pathologist PRN. We care for our community! Jump-start your career as a(an) Speech Language Pathologist PRN today with Methodist Hospital Northeast.
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Jump-start your career as a(an) Speech Language Pathologist PRN today with HCA Florida Poinciana Hospital. Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) You will conduct a subjective assessment of assigned patient’s speech language abilities during spontaneous conversation.
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As a Bilingual Speech Language Pathology Assistant, you will work under the supervision of a licensed Speech Language Pathologist and assist in providing therapy to individuals with communication and swallowing disorders, as well as a variety of other disorders.
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Jump-start your career as a(an) Speech Language Pathologist PRN today with Methodist Hospital Specialty and Transplant. The Speech Language Pathologist evaluates patients, sets goals, plans treatment programs and treats patients according to physician’s orders.
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Do you want to work as a(an) Speech Language Pathologist PRN where your passion for creating positive patient interactions are valued? As our Speech Pathologist you will plan and administer medically prescribed treatment programs for the rehabilitation of speech, language, cognitive, and oral motor disorders.
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Jump-start your career as a(an) Speech Language Pathologist PRN today with Methodist Hospital Atascosa. The Speech Language Pathologist maintains required records and notes on patient care, assumes responsibility for patient charges, and provides technical advice to support personnel and supervision of same.
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Do you have the career opportunities as a Speech Language Pathologist PRN you want with your current employer? The Speech Therapist serves as an educator to patients, families, students and colleagues.
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We are currently looking for an ambitious Speech Language Pathologist to join our team. State of Florida Speech Language Pathologist licensed required. Master’s Degree in Speech Language Pathology required.
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Certificate of Clinical Competency (CCC) awarded by the Speech Language Hearing Association. You will evaluate the patient’s condition, obtain case history, and administer diagnostic tests to determine nature and degree of speech and language problem.
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