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Requirements: Masters Degree in Speech - Language Pathology.
ASHA certification or Oregon Speech Pathology license.
Oregon teaching certification.
Experience in speech and language pathology.
Knowledge of:
Etiology, characteristics, and prognosis of communication disorders.
Laws, rules, policies, and trends regarding instruction of students with disabilities. A variety of evaluation techniques.
Normal developmental sequences and learning patterns.
Behavior management techniques.
Communication techniques
Ability to:
Develop appropriate curriculum.
Work as part of a multidisciplinary team.
Provide reliable transportation to and between work locations.
Possess or quickly acquire basic technology skills, including e-mail, and use word processing, spreadsheet, and / or database software to the extent necessary to efficiently accomplish the duties of this position.
Preference: Oregon teacher certification with communication disorders endorsement.
Job Duties:
Negotiate professional growth goals with supervisor.
Perform such other educationally related duties as assigned by the superintendent.
Assess students' levels of functioning and their therapy needs.
Participate as a member of a team (IEP / IFSP, Placement, etc.) and assume appropriate roles: lead, follow, and support others in a productive manner.
Participate in development of IEP / IFSP for each eligible student.
Design, implement and supervise delivery of instructional programs to meet IEP / IFSP goals.
Collect, record, evaluate therapy data.
Effectively manage student behavior.
Work cooperatively and communicate appropriately with parents, local district personnel and ESD personnel.
Manage daily work schedule utilizing effective time management, prioritization and organizational skills.
Order and maintain appropriate therapy materials and equipment.
Evaluate and report student performance and progress.
Attend staff meetings and inservices and serve on committees as directed. Complete required reports and other forms promptly and in an acceptable manner. Analyze the effectiveness, appropriateness and usefulness of strategies and practices used with students, parents and staff.
Hours: School year contract; regular full - time position.
Pay: $35,752 to $65,606 per year, plus benefits (initial placement based on education / experience).
Job Classification: Speech and Language Pathologists
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Licenses/Certifications
Required: Speech Language Pathologists Teachers
Compensation
Salary: $35,752.00 to $65,606.00
per
Year
Depending on Experience, Depending on Qualifications
Benefits Offered:
Medical, Dental, Sick Leave, Life Insurance, Retirement
Additional Benefit Information: Medical, dental, & vision insurance and PERS retirement. Other leave per contract.
Job Requirements
Experience Required: At least 1 month
Education Required: Masters
Minimum Age: 18
Major: Speech - Language Pathology
Gender: N/A
Employer Will Perform:
Background Check, Drug Test
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Permanent Resident, or otherwise authorized to work in the United States.
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