Role Overview

The Speech Language Pathologist is responsible for assessment and treatment of inpatient and outpatient communication disorders (e.g., speech, language, hearing) and swallowing impairment (dysphagia), including clinical and instrumental assessment techniques such as video fluoroscopic assessment and instrumental voice assessment utilizing perceptual and objective measures (e.g., VHI, CAPE V, CVE‑2, Visi‑Pitch). The role advocates for patients and families regarding communication and dysphagia issues, provides education and best‑practice guidance to patients, family members, partners in care, and hospital staff, and contributes to local, regional, and national knowledge through evidence‑informed practice. The position also serves as a clerical educator for high‑school co‑op, volunteer, and health professional students.

Qualifications

• Member in good standing with CASLPO
• Graduate of a certified and accredited university with a Mas...