Speech Language Pathologist- Schools at MJ CARE INC

Town of Oak Grove, Wisconsin, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

23 Jan, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

25 Oct, 25

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Speech-Language Pathology, Communication Skills, Problem Solving, Organization, Attention to Detail, Team Collaboration, Patient Care, Emergency Response, Record Keeping, Evaluation, IEP Development, Consultation, Documentation, Confidentiality, Infection Control, Technology Proficiency

Industry

Hospitals and Health Care

Description

Description SUMMARY OF POSITION Organizes, develops and implements a school-based speech-language pathology program by providing direct and consultative services to children with exceptional educational needs and to educational staff when children require speech-language pathology to benefit from special education as regulated by federal, state and local guidelines. Work to improve a speech or language impairment of sound production, voice, fluency, or language that significantly affects educational performance or social emotional or vocational development. DUTIES AND RESPONSBILITIES Essential Functions: Assist with recommendations for universal classroom modifications. Conduct appropriate evaluations of children referred, interpret evaluation findings and prepare written reports of the evaluation. Participate in and be a collaborative member of the Individual Education Program (IEP) team. Participate in the development of IEPs by contributing educationally appropriate speech-language therapy and related goals and objectives to the IEP document. Provide direct and indirect speech-language pathology services to the children in educational environments. Collaborate with other school personnel regarding speech-language pathology and the children’s needs. Travel to and among schools to provide services to children. Maintain timely and accurate records, to include daily documentation, Medicaid billing logs, IEPs, quarterly and annual progress reports, IEPs and any additional reports required by the school district. Maintain and submit accurate records required by MJ Care i.e., Time and attendance documentation, mileage and corresponding documentation as requested in accordance with policy and procedures. Provide speech-language pathology services to the designated school district for the specified hours and specified student caseload as indicated and directed by the school district administrator and the MJ Care Vice President of School Therapy Services. Adhere to established federal, state and local rules, regulations and laws related to speech-language pathology services in the schools. Adhere to the ethical standards of the profession. Participate in the local education agency’s comprehensive planning process for the children with special education needs. Supervise speech-language pathology assistants when necessary. Provide information for administrators, school personnel and parents regarding speech-language pathology services. Provide in-person or telehealth services as appropriate. Follow infection control policy and practices of MJ Care and assigned school. General Responsibilities: Adheres to and supports the mission of MJ Care, Inc. Understands, adheres to, and upholds the values of MJ Care, Inc. Understands, adheres to, and upholds the Code of Conduct for MJ Care, Inc. Promotes continuous process improvements. Delivers service aligned with department guiding principles. Responsible for maintaining strict confidentiality of information and records at all times. Displays commitment to continuous learning, including own professional development as well as sharing information and learning with other team members. Safely transport and transfer student as necessary, with or without assistance, following proper policy/procedure. In case of emergency/disaster, safely transport person by stairs to evacuate per disaster policies. Maintains compliance with TB and flu requirements for MJ Care and assigned facilities. Requirements Education Master’s Degree in Speech Language Pathology from a school accredited by the American Speech Language Hearing Association. Current Department of Public Instruction license in good standing required for Wisconsin positions Current Illinois State Board of Education license in good standing required for Illinois positions Certificate of Clinical Competence is required for SLPs in a mentor role and is highly recommended when filling school-based assignments. Current state license and/or certification to provide speech language pathology services in good standing preferred. Experience 1+ year of experience preferred. Skills and Knowledge Proficient computer skills including Microsoft Office and billing software. Ability to accurately and efficiently use electronic medical records system. Strong communication skills including concentration, ability to learn, and good listening. Accurate problem solving, organization, attention to detail, and math skills. Ability to interact in a personal and professional manner with at all levels with internal and external customers. Ability to work as a collaborative team member. Knowledge and skills to care for the physical and developmental needs of the population age groups that will be receiving services. Ability to remain calm in emergency or crisis situations and provide adequate assistance. Valid driver’s license in the state you reside, acceptable driving record, reliable vehicle, and proof of valid auto insurance per state requirements. LEVEL I ACCESS Protects access of Personal Health Information specific to the patients assigned to them for the purposes of screenings, consultations, evaluations, mandatory site-specific meetings, chart audits, payment and health care operations and therapy. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS & WORKING CONDITIONS While performing the duties of this job, the associate is frequently required to talk and hear; stand and walk; bend and/or kneel; squat, balance, and/or crawl; reach above shoulder level; push, pull, and/or twist up to 75lbs; walk up/down stairs; lift and/or carry up to 50lbs; and use fine dexterity. Specific vision abilities required by this job include being able to read documents, read computer screen, and observe students and work space. Specific hearing abilities required by the job include being able to hear in a moderately loud work environment (open area with multiple people conversing). Job includes risk of biohazard (i.e. blood borne pathogen). Works in limited space with equipment or exposed to equipment not conducive to pacemakers. Job requires use of protective equipment including but not limited to gown, gloves, and face protection.

Responsibilities

The Speech Language Pathologist organizes and implements a school-based speech-language pathology program, providing services to children with exceptional educational needs. They collaborate with educational staff and participate in the development of Individual Education Programs (IEPs).