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About the Role
CNS helps people with brain injury find hope, independence, and return to a meaningful life. As a Staff Speech-Language Pathologist, you will supervise and participate in speech and cognitive therapeutic techniques for patient rehabilitation.
Responsibilities
- Examines and evaluates patients, identifying communication/cognitive problems, including type, causal factors, and severity.
- Develops, updates, and implements individualized patient treatment plans with long and short-term goals.
- Performs reporting procedures.
- Consults with patients, families, and therapists from various disciplines to instruct, advise, or inform them of procedures and tests.
Requirements
- Master's Degree in Speech-Language Pathology or Communication Disorders required.
- Current or eligible for Certificate of Clinical Competence by the American Speech, Language and Hearing Association required.
- Current licensure or eligible to practice professional Speech Pathology in the state where practicing required.
Skills
- Speech and cognitive therapeutic techniques
- Cognition
- Dysarthria
- Apraxia
- Language
- Dysfluency
- Dysphagia
Location
- Clinic
- Residential site
- Community
Work Type
- Full-time
- Weekdays
- PRN
Education Level
- Master's Degree
Benefits
- Valuable mentorship by Corporate Trainers
- Professional development paths that reward learning and skill building with boosts in compensation
About the Company
- CNS helps people with brain injury find hope, independence, and return to a meaningful life.
- CNS is a community of “Pathfinders” who work together to find every path possible for patients to reach their maximum independence and quality of life.
- CNS creates a supportive work environment through selflessness, innovation, and hard work.
- CNS promotes a rich environment for each other to thrive through collaboration and empowerment.