The Speech Therapist conducts assessments and develops individualized treatment plans to improve communication and swallowing disorders.
Performs diagnostic evaluations, implements therapeutic programs, and collaborates with care teams to ensure integrated care.
Educates patients and families on therapy techniques, monitors progress, and documents treatment outcomes.
Supervises assistants, maintains compliance with ethical standards, and adheres to agency policies and state guidelines.
Requires strong communication, organization, and professional development skills, with a focus on service excellence and teamwork.
Qualifications include a master’s degree in Speech Pathology, licensure, and certification, with preferred experience in home health. Must have reliable transportation and the ability to adapt to changing schedules, with awareness of safety hazards associated with client care.