Speech Language Pathologist

• Assess speech, language, communication, and feeding difficulties in children
• Plan and conduct individualized speech therapy sessions
• Work on language development, articulation, social communication, and functional communication skills
• Develop therapy goals and intervention plans based on each child's needs
• Guide parents with home programs and progress updates
• Maintain therapy documentation, assessment reports, and session notes
• Collaborate with occupational therapists, psychologists, special educators, and other professionals as part of a multidisciplinary team
• Use child-friendly and evidence-based therapeutic approaches
• Participate in case discussions, progress reviews, and team meetings
• Support children in improving confidence, communication, and overall participation in daily activities

Qualifications

B.A.S.L.P / M.A.S.L.P