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Accessibility/Disability Access:Job Seekers with a Disability: For example, this may include individuals requiring assistance because of hearing, vision, mobility, or cognitive impairments. Shift differential: 10% for Weekend AM and Swing shifts, 15% for PM and Night shifts Benefits start on day one 401K with up to 6% company match and Employee Stock Purchase Plan Tuition reimbursement The opportunity to grow through the tech advancement program and internal promotions Regular employee activities A fast-paced, clean, and modern work environment that values your safety, ideas, and physical & mental health What will you do.
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A speech-language pathologist (SLP) will implement treatment plans to assist clients of all ages with cognitive, speech, language, feeding/swallowing, and/or social/emotional functioning by developing and administering speech therapy services in the home and community settings.
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This position provides quality physical therapy services to patients and families in the home in accordance with state licensure, laws, professional standards, and ethics within guidelines of agency standards, policies and procedures and coordinates care with all disciplines involved.
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The Child Development teacher interacts with children using developmentally appropriate practice to support their social, emotional, cognitive, and physical development. Associate degree in Early Childhood Development/Education or a closely related field (Elementary Education, Family-Life Studies, Child Psychology.
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The SLP evaluates and treats patients with language impairments, motor speech disorders, dysphagia, cognitive communication difficulties, voice disorders, and those requiring alternative or augmentative communication.
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Futures Through Choices is hiring a Behavior Specialist to provide behavioral support to individuals with intellectual disabilities, traumatic brain Injuries, in addition to other cognitive and physical disabilities for our Logan programs Logan.
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