Speech Language Pathologist

Speech Language Pathologist- SLP Are you a Speech Language Pathologist ( SLP ) with a passion for people and a dedication to exceptional resident care? Join our team! Welcome to The Legacy Rehab & Care Center, where your journey to join our exceptional team begins.

Established in 1984 as Silver Ridge Village and transformed in 2009 into The Legacy, we're dedicated to decades of providing outstanding care and life-enhancing opportunities.

Join us in our welcoming courtyards, where our holistic approach and all care teams promise a fulfilling career and unparalleled outcomes.

Explore opportunities to contribute to our legacy of excellence in healthcare.

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Our Facility is looking for a dynamic Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) ready to make a positive impact on resident care? Join our vibrant in-house therapy team at our skilled nursing facility! As an integral part of our resident-focused approach, you'll contribute to the evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of various communication and swallowing disorders.

We're seeking an enthusiastic candidate with a knack for clear communication and a collaborative spirit to enhance our team dynamic.

If you're passionate about resident care and thrive in a supportive team environment, we want you! Job Summary The Speech Language Pathologist enhances resident intentional communication by interpreting evaluations and test results; identifying speech, language, voice and swallowing disorders; determining speech therapy treatment plans in consultation with physicians or by prescription; providing counseling and guidance; observing resident progress.

Essential Job Functions Collaborate in a long-term care rehab environment, delivering services often initiated in acute medical care.

As a Speech Pathologist in this setting, engage as a vital part of interdisciplinary teams overseeing direct resident management.

Actively listen, invest time in understanding perspectives, ask pertinent questions, and avoid disruptive interruptions.

The SLP works with a variety of residents, including: Stroke, Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)Cerebral PalsyCancer of throat, mouth, larynxCongenital Palsy (e.g., cerebral palsy)Degenerative neuromuscular disease (e.g., Parkinsons disease, Multiple Sclerosis)Dementia Engage in vibrant long-term care rehab, bridging the gap from acute medical care to unleash resident potential.Collaborate with an array of residents, from stroke and traumatic brain injury to cerebral palsy and degenerative neuromuscular diseases.Assess speech therapy resident conditions, identifying disorders and crafting personalized treatment plans.Elevate resident experiences by utilizing cutting-edge tools like audio-visual equipment and electronic voice machines.Observe and adapt, ensuring therapy effectiveness and recommending adjustments as needed.Maintain top-notch productivity standards, harmonizing speech therapy with physical therapy, occupational ther...