We are seeking a highly engaged SLP to join our department and provide therapy to patients in the acute care setting. Our ideal candidate is internally motivated, prioritizes caseloads efficiently, communicates easily with other members of the healthcare team and considers themselves a lifelong learner. Within the acute setting, there are opportunities to work on areas of interest and provide education both within and outside of the department. For new grads or candidates transitioning into acute care we offer a robust mentor program designed to acclimate you into the hospital setting. Leaders in this department value the boundaries of the work day and will work with the right candidate to achieve a work/life balance. Because this is an acute care position, there is a weekend requirement, so we work with you to create a schedule that best meet both your needs and those of the department. Evening and weekend differentials are provided.

Summary:
1. Provide Speech Pathology services to the adult acute care population. Evaluation and treatment of adult swallowing is the primary role along with the opportunity for evaluation and treatment of speech, language, voice and cognitive-linguistic deficits as needed.

Onboarding Process: Please be advised that candidates must successfully complete a background check and pre-employment health screening which includes a drug screen.

1. MS degree in Speech and Language Pathology from an accredited program, licensed to practice in Massachusetts.
2. Certificate of Clinical Competence by the American Speech, Hearing and Language Association
3. 2 years experience as a Speech Pathologist with expertise in adult dysphagia evaluation and treatment.
4. BLS required

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