What are the responsibilities and job description for the Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) position at Hopebridge?
For nearly two decades, Hopebridge has trailblazed a path for enabling access to quality, compassionate care for children with autism. We created the 360 Care model, a multidisciplinary approach rooted in evidence-based applied behavior analysis (ABA therapy), along with complementary services like occupational and speech therapy under one roof.
As nearly everyone in the autism community will tell you, building relationships with this population of children is incredibly rewarding. It’s why so many clinicians choose Hopebridge as their place of work!
P.S. Our families love us too. We’re proud to have industry-leading annual caregiver satisfaction scores of 92%!
- What You’ll Do
- Conduct speech therapy evaluations – at initiation of services and then annually - including highly specialized and standardized assessments - for clients referred to speech therapy and complete required plan of care documentation
- Maintain a caseload of 30 patients
- Provide direct individual therapy sessions according to individual needs
- Maintain current daily notes according to documentation policy and state regulations
- Provide education and support to staff and parents pertaining to questions related to speech therapy and/or diagnostic process
- Conduct in-service training for staff, parents, and others as necessary and requested
- Supervise speech therapy students and maintain records on students supervised
- Provide mentorship and supervision to Clinical Fellows, as able, following state requirements
- Plan and conduct special education programs related to speech therapy for staff and the community upon request
- Assist with Individualized Educational Plan (IEP) development, if applicable
- Perform duties at multiple locations, as needed
- What you DON’T Have to Do
- Administrative stuff. You’ll benefit from our Administrative Support teams that take care of authorization specializations, scheduling, patient onboarding, credentialing, and recruiting so you can focus on doing what you do best – providing compassionate care!
- Do it all alone. Collaboration and support at every level is crucial to clinical excellence here at Hopebridge. You’ll have support from your Center Manager, our Speech Language Pathology Clinical Specialist, and our Director of Outpatient Therapies.
- Requirements
- Master’s degree in Speech Language Pathology
- Current licensed speech therapist and registered with the American Speech Language Hearing Association and licensed in applicable state
- Job related experience within Speech Therapy is required
- Valid Driver’s License & Evidence of Insurability
- Benefits
- Annual $500 professional development stipend
- 20 days of paid time off (11 days of paid time off, 7 paid holidays, and 2 days of paid professional development)
- Health, Vision, and Dental Insurance
- Short and long-term disability insurance
- Wellness programs
- 401K retirement options with company match
- Monday through Friday schedule
We’re on a mission to create a progressive, inclusive, and compassionate clinical environment for our patients today and beyond. If you’re ready to start a career that makes an impact, we invite you to apply to learn more.
After expressing interest, you will receive a call within 48 business hours. If you’re sitting for your exam within three months, feel free to apply (we believe in making spots on our team for awesome folks!).
About Hopebridge
Hopebridge was founded in 2005 to serve the growing need for autism treatment services and to improve the lives of affected children and families. Hopebridge is committed to providing personalized outpatient ABA, occupational, speech and feeding therapies for children touched by autism spectrum disorder and behavioral, physical, social, communication and sensory challenges. Hopebridge provides a trusted place where they can receive the care, support, and hope they deserve.
Nearly two decades later, Hopebridge continues to operate state-of-the-art autism therapy centers in new communities to reach patients and families who need services. Headquartered in Indianapolis, Hopebridge provides compassionate care in the following twelve states: Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Ohio, and Tennessee.
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