Receptionist



Now Hiring: SLP - Speech-Language PathologistCompany: Ptarmigan ConnectionsReports to: Dr. Erika Stannard, PsyDSupervises: No oneOvertime Status: ?Exempt X Non-exemptJob Summary: This position is responsible for assessment and treatment of speech, language, social communication, cognitive-communication, and swallowing disorders in children birth through age 18. SLP will provide evidence-based interventions based on evaluation and care plan recommendations and procedures. Team-based assessment and continuum of care is a part of the neurodevelopmental approach.Primary Job Responsibilities: Carry out the goals and objectives developed by the primary Speech-Language Pathologist as outlined in a patient’s care plan. Provide friendly, patient-centered care while developing relationships and rapport with children and families.Follows, implements, and or generates evaluations and treatment plans using evidence-based approaches for identified or referred patientsDocuments patient progress toward meeting established objectives and reports the information within a 72 hour timeline.Provide patient, family education to the members of the patient’s care team and education to the community, when applicable and attend in-service meetings and facility meetings as required. Recommends, programs, and troubleshoots Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) devices for clients and families to support at-home, community, and school-based communication.Maintains patient records, therapeutic data, and re-evaluates patients as neededComplies with regulations and reimbursement requirements and activities.Follows all Clinic policies on safety and security; maintain patient confidentiality by safeguarding paperwork and electronic medical record informationPerforms other duties as assigned that may include Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) team-based assessment that requires an instructional course through the University of Washington (online only). Project a positive and professional image at all times.Report to work at the time designated by the client facility and coordinates schedule to achieve maximum productivity and efficiency. Demonstrates comfort with feedback and direct, on-site supervisionEducation: Master’s Degree in Speech-Language Pathology or Communication Sciences and DisordersExperience: One year of experience in a private practice or school-based setting, preferred. Preferred experience with infant feeding, or willingness to obtain continuing education for implementing assessment and treatment proceduresEducation/Certification/Licensing Requirements:Licensed in Alaska or ability to obtain Alaska license for SLPAdditional Requirements: Willingness to work Monday – Thursday 8am-6pm. Willingness to attend continuing education courses at the request of the employer.Equipment Operated: Standard office equipment including computers, fax machines, copiers, printers, telephones, etc. Work Environment: Well-lighted medical office, office space for therapeutic interventions and work station for documentation. Exposure to communicable diseases and other conditions related to clinic setting. Work may be stressful due to a busy office.Mental/Physical Requirements: Must possess the physical and mental abilities to perform the tasks normally associated with a therapist involving sitting, standing, navigating a session approximately 90% of the day with occasional standing, walking, reaching and lifting. Hourly Wage: DOE plus benefitsApplication Procedures: Interested parties please email cover letter and resume to Sonja Grant: sgrant@ Date Posted: DATE \@ "M/d/yy" 2/26/19Job Posting Closing Date: open until filled ................
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