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Collaborate with occupational therapist physical therapist, physicians and other members of the healthcare team relative to individual patient treatment programs and progress. Participate in patient care planning and utilization review meetings.
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Providing a full range of speech therapy modalities consistent with previous education and expedience. Assist with the clinical affiliations of speech therapy assistants. Provides professional treatment while using therapeutic techniques for the rehabilitation of patients with speech, language, hearing, oral motor, swallowing and cognitive disorders.
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Demonstrate the knowledge and skills with administering standardized speech/language assessments, conduct swallowing evaluations, developing treatment plans and monitoring patient’s progress.
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Plans activities and provides therapeutic services for speech and language disorders. Treatment is focused on increasing intelligibility of speech, using alternative or augmentative devices to facilitate better communication of wants and needs, addressing cognitive functions and improving swallowing safety through oral exercises and diet texture modification.
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Demonstrates working knowledge and application of Medicare, Medicaid and other reimbursement systems. Demonstrate the knowledge and skills necessary to provide patient care appropriate in a SNF setting.
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Document patient evaluations, treatment progress notes, and discharge summaries for the patient’s medical records in a timely manner as defined by the department policy manual. Demonstrates courtesy, compassion, and respect to patients, caregivers, customers, physicians, and co-workers.
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