The Speech and Language Pathologist-I (SLP-I) will provide speech and language services to a varied population of students in a full day non-public setting or public-private partnership setting. The SLP-I will implement and document the services as outlined in the IEP of each student, addressing the needs of students, their families, and any impact the student's speech and language disability has on his/her ability to derive educational benefit; maintain records to comply with specified standards; and participate in intra- and interdisciplinary training and meetings.

EDUCATION:

Must have successfully completed Masters degree in Speech Language Pathology, with related clinical requirements.
• Must have Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech Language Pathology granted by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association.

EXPERIENCE:

• Must have experience working with children who have communication disorders.
• PCM training (or related training) will be provided by department. For PCM standards, employee must achieve and maintain certification at the "Practitioner" level (or higher) according to the timeline established within departmental policy.