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Job Description
nPRINCIPAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
nReady to make a real difference in people's lives? Here's what you'll be doing:
nnDeliver dynamic clinical speech-language pathology services to our patients, including:
nPartner with patients, families, and our HFHS team to tackle communication and swallowing challenges head-on;
nDiagnose speech, language, and swallowing disorders with precision, and evaluate each patient's unique condition and potential;
nCreate personalized, engaging treatment and therapy programs that actually work;
nSchedule and conduct follow-up visits to track progress and celebrate wins.
nMaster clinical equipment to measure speech production characteristics during evaluations and treatment sessions—think of it as your toolkit for success!
nPerform endoscopic assessments of vocal fold vibratory function and swallowing function with expertise and care.
nCollaborate with our dietary team to develop nutritional menus and eating programs that support patients with swallowing challenges—teamwork at its finest.
nEmpower patients by prescribing appropriate communication technology after cancer or laryngeal surgery, and teach them to use it effectively to reclaim their voice and communication skills.
nContribute to the bigger picture by participating in departmental education and research programs, including program development and mentoring clinical fellows and graduate students.
nLead and inspire departmental graduate students and clinical fellows through work scheduling, motivation, performance feedback, and day-to-day guidance.
nBe our ambassador by representing HFHS at community, regional, and national conferences, and educating local organizations about the amazing programs we offer.
nStay flexible and tackle other related duties as assigned or requested—because great teams adapt and support each other!
n nnQualifications:
Qualifications
nEDUCATION/EXPERIENCE REQUIRED:
nnMaster’s Degree in Speech-Language Pathology from an accredited graduate program;
nSuccessful completion of the National Praxis Examination;
nSuccessful completion of the Clinical Fellowship Year.
nOne year of experience in a clinical setting required.
n nLICENSURES AND CERTIFICATIONS REQUIRED:
nnThe State of Michigan license; Certificate of Clinical Competence by ASHA
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Worksite address
detroit, MI, 48228, US
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