Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center

Non-profit regional healthcare system with hospitals

Speech Language Pathologist

Rehabilitation TherapiesConfirmed live in the last 24 hours

Part-timeUnited States$35.43 - $54.92In-person

About the Job

Requirements

An MS degree is required.
BLS or CPR certification is required within 90 days of hire.
A Licensed Speech and Language Pathologist credential from the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation is required.

Responsibilities

Provide individualized treatment programs for patients with speech-language, voice, or swallowing problems, based on evaluation and assessment.
Prepare accurate reports of diagnostic findings, treatments, and progress.
Carry out planned treatment using appropriate manual techniques and available equipment or modalities; reassess and modify treatments as appropriate.
Conduct in-service education programs and participate in community service programs as requested.
Conduct thorough patient assessments to determine appropriate treatment methods and develop care plans.
Document treatments and plans of care efficiently and effectively to describe client progress toward established goals and ensure compliance with professional and regulatory standards for reporting and reimbursement.
Collaborate and communicate with other health care team members to coordinate plans of care and optimize patient outcomes.
Coordinate schedules and assignments to support productivity and efficiency and meet deadlines and commitments to patients and other health care team members.
Maintain competency in assigned client care needs and seek additional information, in-service training, or educational opportunities to remain current.
Maintain and correctly use departmental equipment, including VisiPitch, electrolarynx, augmentative communication devices, and dictating units.
Educate patients and families about the disorder, treatment recommendations, and the functional effects of the disorder.
Supervise graduate students during their internship.
Provide individualized education to clients and their significant others or caregivers, including information appropriate to their comprehension about underlying pathology, the rationale for instructions, contraindications, side effects, and consequences of noncompliance; document according to professional, regulatory, and Health Center standards.
Upon licensure, perform duties independently with little or no direct supervision and take responsibility for supervising the clinical practice of assistant- or aide-level staff members.

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Speech Language Pathologist Hourly

Job Description

Speech/Language Pathologists provide individualized treatment programs for patients exhibiting speech-language, voice and/or swallowing problems, based on evaluation and assessment of problem. Provides services in hospital and various outreach sites, which may include long-term care facilities, schools, clinics, and homes.

Department: Speech Pathology

Hours: PRN (as needed)

Required: MS Degree, Licensed Speech and Language Pathologist and BLS within 90 days of hire.

Pay: based on experience, starting at $35.43

Responsibilities

Accurately prepares reports of diagnostic findings, treatments and progress., Carries out treatment as planned utilizing appropriate manual techniques and available equipment and/or modalities. Reassesses and modifies treatments as appropriate., Conducts inservice education programs and participates in community service programs as requested., Conducts thorough assessment of each patient to determine most appropriate method of treatment, Develops care plans., Documents treatment and plans of care efficiently and effectively in order to best describe client progress toward established goals and to assure compliance with professional and regulatory standards related to general reporting and reimbursement issues., Effectively collaborates/communicates with other members of the health care team in order to coordinate plans of care and optimize patient outcomes., Effectively coordinates schedule and assignments in order to assure maximum productivity, efficiency, and meets deadlines and commitment to customers including patients, other physical medicine staff members and other members of the health care team., Maintains and consistently demonstrates competency in all areas of assigned client care needs and seeks out additional information, inservices or educational opportunities to remain competent and current., Maintains and correctly utilizes departmental equipment (i.e., VisiPitch, electrolarynx, augmentative communication devices, dictating units, etc.), Provides education to patients and families regarding: the nature of the disorder, recommendations for treatment, and the functional effects of the disorder., Provides effective supervision to graduate students during their internship., Provides individualized education to clients and significant others or care givers as applicable. Includes information appropriate to level of education/comprehension related to underlying pathology, rationale for specific instructions, contraindications, side effects (if any), and consequences for variances in compliance. Documents according to professional, regulatory and Health Center standards., Upon licensure, performs duties independently with little or no direct supervision as well as take responsibility to supervise clinical practice of assistant or aide level staff members of the department.

Requirements

MS (Required)BLS or CPR certification (within 90 days of hire) - Sarah Bush Lincoln, Licensed Speech and Language Pathologist - Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation

Compensation

Estimated Compensation Range

$35.43 - $54.92

Pay based on experience

About the Company

Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center

Non-profit regional healthcare system with hospitals

Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center operates a nonprofit regional health system with two hospitals, over 57 clinics, stand-alone surgery centers, a regional cancer center, and a hospice. It delivers medical care through its hospital and clinic network using advanced equipment and services, and is expanding a robotics program. The system is distinguished by local governance, a not‑for‑profit mission, strong employee engagement, Magnet-designated nursing, and ongoing investments in facilities and technology to serve the community. Its goal is to improve community health by providing high-quality, accessible care and supporting workforce growth and education.

Company size: 501-1,000
Company stage: Not listed
Total funding: Not listed
Headquarters: Charleston, Illinois
Founded: Not listed

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