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Job Details: On site Full time or part time Elementary school based Qualifications: Associates degree in Speech Language Pathology Assistant program or related field. Experience with in a school setting is preferred.
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Four years of professional educational experience, including three years as a classroom teacher or education counselor in a public school, licensed private school, or an adult correctional education program approved by the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections.
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JOB DETAILS: We are partnering with a well-respected School District in Pottsville, PA that is looking for a highly motivated and passionate Speech Language Pathologist for a contract position.
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As a School Based Therapist, you will travel between schools within the assigned school district. You will provide individual and group services within the school setting, ensuring collaborative care with school personnel as well as family members to ensure effective and efficient treatment for clients.
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