Speech Language Pathologist (Clinical Fellowship)

Under the supervision of a Clinical Fellow mentor, using a client centered model, within the confines of the clinic, as well as using a parent educational model in the Early Intervention program, a Clinical Fellowship Speech Language Pathologist will help the client develop or regain physical or mental functioning by implementing programs to improve speech delays, conditions and feeding issues. The Clinical Fellow Speech Language Pathologist performs other administrative duties as may be required in support of the program goals and objectives.

• Develops ideas, plans, and procedures for initiation, expansion, improvement, and evaluation of therapy programs.
• Completes initial evaluations and re-evaluations for patients in the program; examines the condition of patients and analyzes their needs; determines the need for an occupational therapy evaluation and selects and administers appropriate assessment tools to evaluate the patient.
• Prepares reports and attends multidisciplinary case meeting to decide and review the continuing treatment.