Lead Speech Language Pathologist (Full-Time, $7,500 Sign-On Bonus)

Positive Development

Santa Barbara, CAFull-time$100–120K/yrPosted 6mo agoStill listed 2 days ago

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At a glance

Compensation

$100–120K/yr

Location

Santa Barbara, CA

Schedule

Full-time

Work Authorization

Not specified

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Requirements

Credentials this posting asks for.

Speech-Language Pathology Certification In CaliforniaActive State SLP LicenseASHA CertificationMaster's degree

Job overview

Positive Development is hiring a Lead Speech Language Pathologist (Full-Time, $7,500 Sign-On Bonus). The Lead Speech Language Pathologist provides direct clinical work, assessments, and individual consultations for children and families, integrating Early Start best practices and DIRFloortime principles while conducting screenings, implementing treatment plans, documenting progress, and performing clerical duties and scheduling activities, preparing charts, records, graphs, and data, as well as maintaining augmentative communication devices.

Key focus areas include Conduct speech-language screening using age-appropriate methods without interpretation, Follow and implement documented treatment plans or protocols, and Document progress toward child and family outcomes and report information.

Successful candidates bring Speech-Language Pathology Certification In California, Master's In Speech Language Pathology, and Active State SLP License. Important skills include Developmental, Relationship-Based Model (DRBI), Strong Communication Skills, Communication, Oral Communication, Working With Children On The Autism Spectrum, and Trans-Disciplinary Teamwork. Preferred (not required): Early Start Best Practices, DIRFloortime Principles, Speech-Language Screening, and Treatment Plan Implementation.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

Developmental, Relationship-Based Model (DRBI)Strong Communication SkillsCommunicationOral CommunicationWorking With Children on the Autism SpectrumTrans-Disciplinary TeamworkEarly Start Best PracticesDIRFloortime PrinciplesSpeech-Language ScreeningTreatment Plan ImplementationProgress DocumentationAssessment ConductingClerical DutiesScheduling ActivitiesChart PreparationRecords PreparationGraphs PreparationData PreparationEquipment Checks and MaintenanceAugmentative Communication Devices (AAC)In-Home SessionsPediatricsAutism Spectrum Disorder

Qualifications

Speech-Language Pathology Certification in CaliforniaMaster's in Speech Language PathologyActive State SLP LicenseASHA Certification

Benefits

Medical Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

401(k) Match

Paid Time Off

Parental Leave

Full job description

About The Role:

The Lead Speech Language Pathologist position consists of providing direct clinical work, assessments and individual consultations for clients. This position involves learning and integrating the principles of Early Start best practices and DIRFloortime principles.

Job Responsibilities:

The Lead Speech Language Pathologist provides direct treatment to children and their families by:

Conducting speech-language screening, without interpretation, and using age-appropriate screening
Following and implementing documented treatment plans or protocols
Documenting progress toward meeting established child and family outcomes and

reporting the information

Conducting assessments, including, but not limited to, assisting with formal

documentation, preparing materials, and performing clerical duties

Scheduling activities and preparing charts, records, graphs, and data.
Performing checks and maintenance equipment including, but not limited to,

augmentative communication devices (AAC)

Carry out in-home sessions specifically tailored to the child’s treatment plan.
Attend weekly staff meetings and trainings prepared to contribute to

discussions on cases presented

Follow administrative requests such as keeping current notes, progress reports,

employee certifications, or any other required documentation/renewals necessary for

continued employment

Minimum Requirements:

Speech-Language Pathology Certification in California
Strong desire to learn a Developmental, Relationship-Based Model (DRBI) through training, observation and reflection
Strong communication skills both written and oral
Passion for working with children on the autism spectrum
Ability to work seamlessly and respectfully on a trans-disciplinary team

Education: