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Lancaster General Health is seeking a Per Diem Speech Language Pathologist for Home Care opportunities.

SUMMARY: Performs evaluation and treatment techniques within the principles of the Codes of Ethics of the American Speech Language Hearing Association, and under physician referral for inpatients. Patient care includes care to patients in the following age groups: pediatric (30 days through 12 years), adolescent (13 through 18 years), adult (19 through 64 years), and geriatric (65 years and above).REQUIREMENTS: Masters degree in Speech Language Pathology. Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech Pathology from the American Speech-Hearing Association and licensure form the Commonwealth of PA. CPR Certification. Consideration will be given to an individual who has completed the necessary coursework, holds a Masters degree in Speech-Language Pathology, and is eligible to complete the requirements of a Clinical Fellowship as set forth by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. While completing the Clinical Fellowship, the individual will work under the direct supervision of a certified/licensed Speech-Language Pathologist(s). Upon successful completion of all Clinical Fellowship requirements, the individual will be eligible for the Certificate of Clinical Competence as issued by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association and licensure from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.PREFERRED JOB-RELATED EXPERIENCE: One (1) year of experience in both adult populations and dysphagia experience.

Specializing in you...serving San Diego´s inland North County communities for more than 50 years, PPH is a family of outstanding healthcare facilities that cover an area of more than 800-square miles. As the largest hospital district in Southern California, we are also one of the most diverse. From our state-of-the-art Cardiac Care and Rehabilitation Facilities and busy Trauma Center to Home Healthcare, we deliver a full spectrum of health services to meet the needs of every member in our community.We have an excellent opportunity for a Full-Time Speech Pathologist. Responsibilities include:Evaluate, diagnose, plan, and provide quality therapy treatments that meet each patients individual needs and are medically prescribed and necessary, using the standards of professional practice. Exercises independent judgment for clinical decision-making and prepares all documentation required to support all aspects of patient care provided.Performs other duties as assigned.Follows PPH rules, policies, procedures, applicable laws, and standards.Carries out the mission, vision, values, and quality commitment of PPH.We promote a philosophy that encourages growth and satisfaction. We provide a work environment that is open and empowering, where you can experience a wide range of clinical, educational, and management opportunities. We also support a healthy balance between your personal and professional lives. We are located in an area that is enriched with a sense of belonging, where everyone pulls together in a common philosophy of life. Its an area that affords all who live here the luxury to pursue any interest or lifestyle they choose.RequirementsMinimum Education: As required by certification and/or licensure.Minimum Experience: 0 6 months experience as a Speech PathologistRequired Experience: 1 2 years experience as a Speech PathologistRequired Certification: American Heart Association recognized BLS HeartsaverRequired License: Current CA Speech Pathologist License and Valid Drivers LicenseWe invite you to join us in our Mission to Heal, Comfort, and Promote Health in the Communities We Serve!

Billings Clinic, a MAGNET designated, regional healthcare foundation in Billings, MT, & structured similarly to Mayo Clinic, is comprised of a 225-physician multi-specialty clinic, a 272-bed Level II trauma hospital, and a 125-bed long term care facility.

Billings Clinic, a leading regional healthcare foundation in Billings, Montana is seeking a Speech Language Pathologist to join our accomplished team of professionals. This person will care for a variety of ages and diagnoses. This position requires national certification and current Montana licensure. AFcute and outpatient care experience is preferred; however, we are happy to consider new graduates. Nationally recognized for clinical excellence, Billings Clinic is structured similarly to the Mayo Clinic. We are proud of our multi-specialty clinic, new state-of-the-art Level II regional trauma center, long term care center, research center and our new cancer center and outpatient surgical center. Located near the magnificent Rocky Mountains, we enjoy an easy-going lifestyle where the people are friendly. We live amidst the majestic beauty of mountains, streams and meadows. Ski, fish, hike, hunt, camp, mountain bike you can do it all in Big Sky Country! Outdoor activities are enhanced by an array of community amenities including excellent schools, affordable living, performing arts, minor league sports and a solid economy. Come enjoy 300 days of sunshine and live the life in Montana’s largest city that offers small-city living, unique culture and diversified outdoor recreation!

Army Reserve AudiologistU.S. Army Medical Service CorpsHelp our Soldiers preserve an important communication tool: the ability to hear. As an audiologist and Officer on the U.S. Army Reserve Health Care Team, youll work in your community and serve when needed. During your service, youll work with the most advanced technology and develop new skills that can enhance your career. Youll be surrounded by dedicated health care professionals who share your passion for making a difference in the lives of Soldiers.Benefits include: Paid continuing education and training Non-contributory retirement benefits at age 60 with 20 years of qualifying service Low-cost life and dental insurance Travel opportunities, including humanitarian missions Commissary and post exchange shopping privileges Flexible, portable retirement savings and investment plan similar to a 401(k) Privileges that come with being an Officer in the U.S. Army Training to become a leader in your fieldRequirements include: Masters degree in audiology or audiology and speech pathology from an accredited program acceptable to the Surgeon General Between 21 and 42 years of age (may request a waiver) Permanent U.S. residencyNumerous positions are available worldwide. To find out more, visit us at healthcare.goarmy.com/m_service.

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Audiologist U.S. Army Medical Service CorpsYou have the ability to protect our Soldiers ability to hear. As an audiologist and Officer on the U.S. Army Health Care Team, your duties will include performing hearing tests, developing improved communication strategies, evaluating protective devices and developing hearing conservation programs. Not only will you benefit from the unique experience, but you will also come to know the pride of serving your country.Benefits include: Paid continuing education 30 days of paid vacation earned annually Non-contributory retirement benefits with 20 years of qualifying service No-cost or low-cost medical and dental care for you and your family Commissary and post exchange shopping privileges Flexible, portable retirement savings and investment plan similar to a 401(k) Privileges that come with being an Officer in the U.S. Army Training to become a leader in your fieldRequirements include: Masters degree in audiology or speech pathology and audiology from an accredited program acceptable to the Surgeon General Between 21 and 42 years of age (may request a waiver) U.S. citizenshipNumerous positions are available worldwide. To find out more, visit us at healthcare.goarmy.com/m_service.

Qualifications: Master´s Degree in Speech Language Pathology. Completion of an accredited speech pathologist educational program with a Master´s Degree or PHD degree. Basic Cardiac Life Support. Current and valid Speech Pathologist license issued by State of California. American Heart Association approved BLS. Completion of a Speech Clinical Fellowship (CFY) preferred. Knowledge of federal, state and local regulatory requirements. One (1) to three (3) years clinical experience in dysphasia management required. Ability to demonstrate knowledge and to utilize theories, principles, practices, techniques and methods of Speech Therapy. One (1) to three (3) years clinical experience in Speech Pathology. National Provider Identifier (NPI) required as of May 23, 2007. Consistently demonstrates the knowledge, skills, abilities, and behaviors necessary to provide superior and culturally sensitive service to each other, to our members, and to customers, contracted providers, and vendors. Preferred Qualifications: Inpatient and outpatient care experience; Peds and adult dysphasia, voice, articulation etc. Strong team player and works well with a dysphasia team comprised of both speech and OT. Duties: Upholds Kaiser Permanente´s Policies and Procedures, Principles of Responsibilities, and applicable state, federal and local laws. Administers diagnostic tests and provides individualized treatment to adults and children for a variety of communication disorders, voice and swallowing impairment and neurological defects. Advises physicians of test results and subsequently recommends and implements appropriate treatments. Monitors status of results and collaborates with physicians when altering treatment program. Serves as a consultant on interdisciplinary teams. Serves as a clinical expert in specialized areas such as pediatric speech, traumatic brain injury, etc. Trains CFY candidates. Ensures compliance with JCAHO, federal, state, and local requirements. May participate in the development of department policies and procedures. Develops protocols and treatment programs within specialized areas. Develops and presents in service programs in area of specialty. Performs diagnostic clinical swallowing evaluations on a diversified patient population, including adults and children with a wide variety of neurologic and medical diagnosis and surgical histories. Interpret and report the results of evaluations/tests to referring physicians, therapists and other medical staff. Participates in the design and implementation of therapy programs addressing speech/language voice and swallowing problems for a diversified patient population. Documents patients progress; maintains accurate records. Adjusts program to improve effectiveness ; meets client needs and determines further courses of treatment or intervention that may be necessary. Performs diagnostic voice evaluations on a diversified patient population. Interprets and reports results and provides recommendations regarding the need for further evaluation or services in the area of speech and pathology when appropriate. Administers and analyzes test results to determine patient´s communicative abilities; examines patients medical history , neurological ad psychological test results in order to determine necessary therapy. Treats speech and language impairments such as functional articulatory disorders, stuttering, voice problems, delayed speech and organic disorder including cleft palate, cerebral palsy, aphasia and impaired hearing. Interprets findings and treatment to patients families, teachers or other concerned parties; provides guidance and counseling. Plans and conducts remedial programs designed to improve or restore communicative facility; administers treatment in individual or group sessions with patients; may refer patients to specialists in medicine, dentistry, psychology education or related areas. Writes report on diagnostic findings, therapy used and progress made. Provides in service training in the basic elements of speech therapy to members of the health care staff and supervises the development and treatments of Speech Pathology Assistants. Keeps abreast of developments in the field of speech therapy by attending professional seminars and workshops. Establishes and maintains courteous cooperative relations with other departments and other personnel. Demonstrates professional competence in assessing patient´s condition at the onset and through all phases of the speech pathology program. Demonstrates professional competence in the planning and implementation of treatment program/plan. Demonstrates professional competence and rehabilitative techniques particular to the speech pathology field. Demonstrates ability to communicate effectively. Performs other duties as assigned. Consistently supports compliance and the Principles of Responsibility (Kaiser Permanente´s Code of Conduct) by maintaining the privacy and confidentiality of information, protecting the assets of the organization, acting with ethics and integrity, reporting non compliance, and adhering to applicable federal, state and local laws and regulations, accreditation and licenser requirements (if applicable), and Kaiser Permanente´s policies and procedures. Notes: This is a Per Diem position, schedule varies according to department needs including Sundays (every weekend) and holidays. May require travel to TO and WV. This is a Repost of WH.0800842.

Join our unique, personalized approach to healthcare at University Hospitals.

University Hospitals (UH) is a community-based health care system which serves patients at more than 150 locations throughout Northern Ohio, including seven wholly owned and four affiliated hospitals. Committed to advanced care and advanced caring, UH encompasses the region´s largest network of primary care physicians, outpatient centers and hospitals. The network also offers specialty care physicians to treat almost every disease and condition, skilled nursing, elder health, rehabilitation and home care services, and occupational health and wellness. University Hospitals is the second largest private sector employer in Northeast Ohio and is within the top five largest private sector. Detailed Position Description Organizes and conducts defined portions of the Speech-Language Pathology program to facilitate the habilitation or rehabilitation of people with speech, language, cognitive-linguistic, psychosocial, and swallowing disabilities. Directs patient participation in selected activities to establish, enhance, and restore speech, language, cognitive-linguistic, psychosocial, and swallowing abilities or compensate for their loss. Essential duties include: Patient evaluation, treatment planning, discharge planning. Initiates and maintains positive relationships with patients/customers. Initiates and maintains positive relationships with co-workers. Takes responsibility for self-development and supports a learning environment. Displays commitment to the mission of the hospital and its values. Position Requirements Requires the evaluation and treatment skills necessary to provide Speech-Language Pathology services appropriate to the developmental/chronological age of patients on his/her caseload. Must have professional initiative, objectivity, and good time management skills. Must be physically, cognitively and perceptually able to provide patient treatment and able to assist in patient transfers and handle equipment. Demonstrates strong interpersonal skills and excellent communication skills both written and verbal, as well as, exhibiting strong organizational skills and work ethic. Education Requirements Masters degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders from an accredited graduate program. License/Certification Requirements Eligible for provisional Ohio Speech-Language Pathology license. Additional Details Employment Status PRN PRN Shift Days Days

We are seeking a Speech-Language Pathologist for acute care setting. Desire an experienced SLP who is proficient with Modified Barium Swallow studies, dysphagia, speech, language and cognitive evaluations and treatment. Great opportunity for professional growth. Current opening is per diem(variable hours/two weeks). Requirements: Masters Degree in Speech/Language Pathology from an AHSA accredited university program is required. For Clinical Fellowship candidates, graduate of a Medical Speech Language Pathology program highly preferred. Must be licensed as a Speech Language Pathologist in the state of Washington or hold an interim license if working on Clinical Fellowship Year. Must have Certificate of Clinical Competency in Speech/Language Pathology from ASHA or working on Clinical Fellowship Year. One year acute hospital experience highly preferred. Excellent customer service skills required with ability to multi-task and must be detail-oriented. Must enjoy and excel in a fast-paced environment.

Borgess – Lee Memorial Hospital (B-LMH) has an excellent on-call (PRN), Speech and Language Pathologist position available.

Under direction of the Director of Rehabilitation is responsible for evaluation, diagnosis and treatment of patients with speech/language/hearing/cognitive disorders. In doing so develops and implements plans of treatment with long and short term goals. Functions as a member of an interdisciplinary team serving populations from birth to geriatrics. Follows Corporate Responsibility policies and completes modules as required. B-LMH has assembled the kind of quality medical staff and services usually found in much larger cities. This includes cutting-edge diagnostics and imaging services, advanced surgical technologies and techniques, fast and trusted emergency care 24/7, cardiac diagnostics and treatments and a dozen different multi-specialty clinics. The medical professionals at B-LMH have close, easy access to nationally recognized healthcare professionals, specialties and services. It is the hospital that offers innovative medicine and inspired care to its patients and outstanding career opportunities to providers and caregivers. In addition to these capabilities, B-LMH is part of Borgess Health, one of the regions largest and most recognized health systems. Borgess Health offers 160 sites of care in Southwestern Michigan. Borgess Health has been named one of the 20 Great Workplaces in the World by Gallup and among the 101 Best & Brightest Companies To Work For 5 years in a row. Requirements:Knowledge of Speech Pathology diagnostic evaluations and therapeutic plans of treatment usually acquired through the attainment of a Masters Degree in Speech/Language Pathology from a college/university program (American Speech-Hearing Language Association accredited preferred).Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech/Language from ASHA required.Approximately six to twelve months of on-the-job experience necessary in order to gain an in-depth understanding of Hospital policies, procedures and operations.

Qualifications: Master´s Degree in Speech Language Pathology. Completion of an accredited speech pathologist educational program with a Master´s Degree or PHD degree. Basic Cardiac Life Support. Current and valid Speech Pathologist license issued by State of California. American Heart Association approved BLS. Completion of a Speech Clinical Fellowship (CFY) preferred. Knowledge of federal, state and local regulatory requirements. One (1) to three (3) years clinical experience in dysphasia management required. Ability to demonstrate knowledge and to utilize theories, principles, practices, techniques and methods of Speech Therapy. One (1) to three (3) years clinical experience in Speech Pathology. National Provider Identifier (NPI) required as of May 23, 2007. Consistently demonstrates the knowledge, skills, abilities, and behaviors necessary to provide superior and culturally sensitive service to each other, to our members, and to customers, contracted providers, and vendors. Preferred Qualifications: Inpatient and outpatient care experience; Peds and adult dysphasia, voice, articulation etc. Strong team player and works well with a dysphasia team comprised of both speech and OT. Duties: Upholds Kaiser Permanente´s Policies and Procedures, Principles of Responsibilities, and applicable state, federal and local laws. Administers diagnostic tests and provides individualized treatment to adults and children for a variety of communication disorders, voice and swallowing impairment and neurological defects. Advises physicians of test results and subsequently recommends and implements appropriate treatments. Monitors status of results and collaborates with physicians when altering treatment program. Serves as a consultant on interdisciplinary teams. Serves as a clinical expert in specialized areas such as pediatric speech, traumatic brain injury, etc. Trains CFY candidates. Ensures compliance with JCAHO, federal, state, and local requirements. May participate in the development of department policies and procedures. Develops protocols and treatment programs within specialized areas. Develops and presents in service programs in area of specialty. Performs diagnostic clinical swallowing evaluations on a diversified patient population, including adults and children with a wide variety of neurologic and medical diagnosis and surgical histories. Interpret and report the results of evaluations/tests to referring physicians, therapists and other medical staff. Participates in the design and implementation of therapy programs addressing speech/language voice and swallowing problems for a diversified patient population. Documents patients progress; maintains accurate records. Adjusts program to improve effectiveness ; meets client needs and determines further courses of treatment or intervention that may be necessary. Performs diagnostic voice evaluations on a diversified patient population. Interprets and reports results and provides recommendations regarding the need for further evaluation or services in the area of speech and pathology when appropriate. Administers and analyzes test results to determine patient´s communicative abilities; examines patients medical history , neurological ad psychological test results in order to determine necessary therapy. Treats speech and language impairments such as functional articulatory disorders, stuttering, voice problems, delayed speech and organic disorder including cleft palate, cerebral palsy, aphasia and impaired hearing. Interprets findings and treatment to patients families, teachers or other concerned parties; provides guidance and counseling. Plans and conducts remedial programs designed to improve or restore communicative facility; administers treatment in individual or group sessions with patients; may refer patients to specialists in medicine, dentistry, psychology education or related areas. Writes report on diagnostic findings, therapy used and progress made. Provides in service training in the basic elements of speech therapy to members of the health care staff and supervises the development and treatments of Speech Pathology Assistants. Keeps abreast of developments in the field of speech therapy by attending professional seminars and workshops. Establishes and maintains courteous cooperative relations with other departments and other personnel. Demonstrates professional competence in assessing patient´s condition at the onset and through all phases of the speech pathology program. Demonstrates professional competence in the planning and implementation of treatment program/plan. Demonstrates professional competence and rehabilitative techniques particular to the speech pathology field. Demonstrates ability to communicate effectively. Performs other duties as assigned. Consistently supports compliance and the Principles of Responsibility (Kaiser Permanente´s Code of Conduct) by maintaining the privacy and confidentiality of information, protecting the assets of the organization, acting with ethics and integrity, reporting non compliance, and adhering to applicable federal, state and local laws and regulations, accreditation and licenser requirements (if applicable), and Kaiser Permanente´s policies and procedures. Notes: This is a Per Diem position, schedule varies according to department needs including Sundays (every weekend) and holidays. May require travel to TO and WV. This is a Repost of WH.0800842.