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At least 1 year of recent experience as a speech language pathologist in a skilled nursing facility. As a skilled nursing facility speech-language pathologist, you'll help patients with swallowing, speaking, understanding and other speech-related tasks they need to function.
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Valid Speech-Language Pathologist state license (where appropriate) Speech Language Pathologist. Build a strong Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) therapy program. Provide Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) Therapy and related services for patients while maintaining positive levels of interaction with facilities and clients in accordance with the principles and practices of Speech-Language Pathology therapy and within Reliant Rehabilitation guidelines.
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With hundreds of senior living experts nationwide, A Place for Mom helps hundreds of thousands of families each year simplify the process of finding the right senior care solution across home care, independent living, memory care, assisted living, and more.
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Pediatric Developmental Services (PDS) is seeking to hire a full-time Speech Language Pathologist. As a Speech-Language Pathologist, you will spend your day helping improve the lives of children.
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Provide assistance as needed with medication reminders, bathing, grooming, dressing, escort service, and other activities of daily living. KARE is an app that connects caregivers with senior living communities in need of support.
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SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST - SLP - School. Careerstaff Benefits For The Speech-language Pathologist. Job Requirements For The Speech-language Pathologist. More About The Speech-language Pathologist Position.
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Graduate of a NAACLS approved Pathologist Assistant training program. Interact directly with pathologists regarding gross dissection/description activities, including defined specimen types that require direct supervision by a pathologist.
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Because living our Core Values is at the forefront of what we do, we PUT PEOPLE FIRST by investing in our associates that take care of our Customers! Reporting to the Logistics Manager, the Retail Fulfillment / Shipping and Receiving Associate ensures accurate inventory management processes are in place and product shipment issues are resolved.
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The Speech Language Pathologist provides speech therapy services in the provision of personal care to the patient. One-year experience as a home care, professional Speech Language Pathologist, and is competent in performing comprehensive assessment and OASIS-C.
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Operating in over 70 treatment centers in multiple states, our team members are engaged in medication-assisted treatment, counseling, support, and care management of individuals living with OUD. We treat the whole person and, in so doing, address the underlying causes of OUD in an effort to provide a continuum of care that not only addresses treatment needs but supports the patient on their journey to recovery.
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We have excellent public and private schools coupled with a low cost-of-living and no state-income tax. One of the fastest growing areas of Florida, Jacksonville is home to many arts venues, numerous festivals, national and international sporting events including the NFL Jacksonville Jaguars and the Jacksonville Suns AA minor league baseball team, exceptional golf courses as well as world-class art and culture.
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About our Line of Business: Abode Care Partners is a leading provider of integrated medical services caring for individuals from post hospitalization to home in various settings ranging from skilled nursing facilities, assisted living, independent living, group homes, and private homes.
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Enjoy great pay, strong benefits and the perks of small-town lakeside living with easy access to nearby Tyler. Our company dates back to 1979, when two physicians created the locum tenens industry as a way to meet the needs of rural hospitals in desperate need of healthcare professionals.
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We believe that great food brings people together and we aim to help people and communities flourish, or as the Greeks call it, “Eudaimonia”, living the good life. We believe that great food brings people together and we aim to help people and communities flourish, or as the Greeks call it, “Eudaimonia”, living the good life.
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At Sunrise, our Care Manager is responsible for providing the highest degree of quality care and services to a consistent group of residents and their families in our assisted living and reminiscence neighborhoods.
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