Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) — Full-Time, Williamstown MA

Ref #: C-SLP-8998144

Location: Williamstown, MA
Type: Full-time
Start: ASAP
Schedule: 08:00 AM–04:30 PM

Requirements:

• Valid state license to practice as a Speech-Language Pathologist or proof of eligibility
• ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) or eligibility to participate as an ASHA Clinical Fellow
• Valid driver’s license or reliable transportation

Key Responsibilities:

• Provide evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment in speech-language pathology across areas including cognitive-communication, speech intelligibility, oral-motor function, swallowing disorders, perception, orientation, memory, pragmatics, psychosocial communication, functional communication, and case management.
• Develop, implement, document, and revise individualized treatment plans; perform routine re-examinations and adjust plans as needed.
• Screen for hearing deficits and coordinate/referral for audiological assessment and rehabilitation.
• Recommend, instruct in, and coordinate use of adaptive communication devices.
• Select and adapt therapeutic activities to match patients’ physical, cognitive, and emotional needs; instruct patients and caregivers in therapeutic techniques and evaluate progress.
• Coordinate care with the interdisciplinary team and referring physicians; refer patients to other disciplines or agencies as appropriate.
• Attend and contribute to patient care conferences, clinical meetings, and department-related meetings.
• Maintain required clinical and billing documentation and adhere to department schedules and meeting commitments.
• Supervise Clinical Fellows (CFYs), temporary licensees, students, and support personnel per state licensure and professional standards.
• Manage equipment and supplies: order, maintain/clean, report repair needs, and ensure a safe environment by identifying and eliminating hazards.
• Perform other duties as assigned by management.

Qualifications (implicit in duties):

• Clinical competence in assessment and treatment across relevant disorders
• Ability to communicate and collaborate with interdisciplinary teams
• Commitment to patient-centered, compassionate care