Under direct supervision of a licensed Speech and Language Pathologist (SLP), performs a variety of tasks assisting the SLP delivery of speech-language therapy services to students individually or in small/ groups; prepare instruction materials, maintain classroom discipline and conduct planned activities using designated methods and materials. Must be highly qualified, including a/an:

  1. Associate’s degree in speech-language pathology assisting, OR
  2. Bachelor’s degree in communication sciences and disorders, OR
  3. Post baccalaureate certificate in communication sciences and disorders

In addition, the SLPA MUST hold or be eligible to hold a valid Oregon SLPA license issued by the Speech and Language Pathology Board of Examiners.

 

Physical ability to adhere to OSHA and district safety regulations. Work within the district’s communicable disease control plan (blood borne pathogens) and be aware of the existence and potential exposure to hazardous chemicals as identified on the MSDS sheets. Responsibilities include student safety and security. This position is considered a safety sensitive position.

 

ESSENTIAL JOB RESPONSIBILITIES
1. Provide high quality speech-language therapy services under the direction and supervision of a certified SLP
2. Assist in working with school-age students who have been identified with speech and language disorders including: articulation, fluency, voice, auditory comprehension, and expressive language.
3. Keep current on best practices for SLPA’s
4. Contribute productively to the school as a whole
5. Assignment may require travel between schools
6. Self-identify as SLPA to families, students, staff, and others. This may be done verbally, in writing, and/or with titles on name badges.
7. Exhibit compliance with The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) regulations, reimbursement requirements, and SLPAs' responsibilities.
8. Assist the SLP with speech, language, and hearing screenings without clinical interpretation.
9. Assist the SLP during assessment of students exclusive of administration and/or interpretation.
10. Follow documented treatment plans or protocols developed by the supervising SLP.
11. Document student performance (e.g., tallying data for the SLP to use; preparing charts, records, and graphs) and report this information to the supervising SLP.
12. Assist with clerical duties, such as preparing materials and scheduling activities, as directed by the SLP.
13. Perform checks and maintenance of equipment.
14. Assist with departmental operations (scheduling, recordkeeping, safety/maintenance of supplies and equipment).
15. Attendance is an essential function of this position.
16. Other duties as assigned.

 

 Two full-time positions available.  Full-time preferred, but will consider applications for part-time employment.

 

8 Hours/Day 

178 Days/Year

$26.52-29.85/Hour