Speech Language Pathologist - Sign-on Bonus!

As a Speech Language Pathologist at Positive Development, you will provide essential services by evaluating and treating children with speech and language disorders. Your work will involve developing treatment plans in collaboration with the clinical team to help children with autism achieve their communication goals, while promoting a fun and supportive environment.

To join Positive Development as a Speech Language Pathologist, you will need an active Speech-Language Pathology license in Florida, a Master's degree in Speech Language Pathology, and the Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology (CCC-SLP) from ASHA. Additionally, a passion for working with children on the autism spectrum is essential.

Positive Development offers flexible scheduling for part-time Speech Language Pathologists, with opportunities to work during after-school hours or on weekends. This role is ideal for those balancing academic commitments or seeking additional employment, with a potential to transition into full-time as your caseload grows.

As a Speech Language Pathologist at Positive Development, you'll receive ongoing mentoring and support from experienced professionals. Our collaborative environment encourages team meetings for discussing cases and sharing insights, ensuring you have the guidance needed to thrive in your role.

At Positive Development, the focus of treatment involves adopting a developmental approach to support children and adolescents with autism in achieving their communication goals. This includes working collaboratively with other therapeutic team members and integrating individual goals into the child’s overall care.

Positive Development embraces diversity and believes in creating an inclusive community where staff feel valued for who they are. We respect individual differences and ensure an environment where everyone can thrive and contribute to the mission of helping children grow and connect with their families.

Yes! Positive Development offers a sign-on bonus for the position of Speech Language Pathologist. This is a great incentive for clinicians looking to join our innovative team while enjoying competitive hourly pay ranging from $40 to $55.

In answering this question, share specific examples of your previous work experiences with children who are on the autism spectrum. Highlight successful outcomes and techniques you've used to enhance their communication skills, demonstrating your passion and effectiveness in this area.

Discuss your approach to assessing a child's needs and how you collaborate with other team members to create an effective treatment plan. Provide insights into your methods for tracking progress and making adjustments based on each child's unique developments.

Share various techniques you have found helpful in engaging children during therapy. Mention examples such as using play-based therapy or interactive tools that cater to different learning styles, and emphasize your adaptability in tailoring sessions to meet each child’s needs.

When responding, outline a challenging case you encountered while working with a child in therapy. Discuss the strategies you employed to overcome challenges, your collaborative efforts with the team, and what the final outcomes were, showcasing your problem-solving skills.

Illustrate your approach to maintaining open and respectful communication with parents. Share how you keep them informed about their child's progress, involve them in the treatment process, and answer any questions they may have throughout their child’s journey.

Express your commitment to teamwork and collaboration within a trans-disciplinary setting. Share specific examples of how working alongside other specialists has proven beneficial for children’s developmental outcomes, emphasizing the importance of each team member's role.

Discuss your experience in adapting therapy techniques to accommodate various communication disorders. Highlight your flexibility in using different evidence-based practices tailored to each child's specific needs, ensuring they receive the best support possible.

Share your commitment to lifelong learning by discussing the courses, conferences, or workshops you have attended. Mention how these experiences contribute to your expertise as a Speech Language Pathologist and your eagerness to bring new techniques to your practice.

Explain your systematic approach to tracking progress, including the use of Electronic Health Records and regular updates to team members and families. Illustrate how this helps in adjusting treatment plans to ensure optimal progress for each child.

Reflect on Positive Development's mission and values and how they resonate with your professional goals. Discuss your enthusiasm for the opportunity to be part of a collaborative team dedicated to making a meaningful impact in the lives of children with autism.