Speech Language Pathologist - Part-Time

As a Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) at Symbria in Glen Carbon, your main responsibilities include developing individualized treatment plans, implementing clinical and educational SLP programs, and working within an interdisciplinary team to meet productivity standards. You'll focus on enhancing communication abilities for your patients, working toward critical outcomes while also maintaining thorough documentation to track progress.

To apply for the Part-Time Speech Language Pathologist position at Symbria, you must be a graduate from an accredited Speech Language Pathology program and hold a valid state license. While experience in acute care or rehabilitation settings is beneficial, it's not mandatory. Flexibility in availability, including the willingness to work weekends, is also essential for this role.

Yes! For the Speech Language Pathologist position at Symbria in Glen Carbon, there’s an attractive sign-on bonus of $1,500 to welcome you aboard. This is an excellent opportunity to not only join a rewarding environment but also to receive a financial boost as you start your journey with us.

Symbria offers a variety of benefits for its Speech Language Pathologists, including participation in our Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP), 401(k) pre-tax and Roth plans, and access to a company-paid Employee Assistance Program (EAP). We pride ourselves on fostering a supportive and rewarding work environment for all our employees.

Absolutely! Symbria values work-life balance and offers flexible hours for its Part-Time Speech Language Pathologist positions. This includes the option to work weekends, ensuring that you can fit your work around your personal commitments while still providing essential care to our patients.

When answering this question, share specific examples of your previous work with geriatric patients, highlighting what you've learned from those experiences. Emphasize how you adapted your treatment strategies to meet the unique challenges this population often faces.

Discuss how you evaluate each patient's unique needs and background before formulating a treatment plan. Explain your collaborative approach with interdisciplinary teams to ensure comprehensive care and the importance of setting achievable goals for your patients.

Talk about specific techniques or tools you utilize to encourage communication, whether it's through technology, direct exercises, or interactive games. Be sure to mention how you adjust these methods based on the patient's abilities and preferences.

Highlight your commitment to continued education by mentioning certifications, workshops, and conferences you’ve attended. Also, discuss how you apply new research and techniques in your daily practices to improve patient outcomes.

Explain your approach to documentation, emphasizing clarity, accuracy, and timeliness. Highlight the importance of documentation in tracking patient progress and facilitating communication with other healthcare providers.

Share specifics about a particular challenging case where you implemented creative strategies to overcome obstacles. Focus on how you engaged the patient, involved their family, and adjusted their treatment plan based on their responses.

Discuss the importance of establishing rapport and trust with your patients. Mention techniques you use to create a supportive environment, such as active listening, offering encouragement, and celebrating small victories throughout the treatment process.

Talk about how you view feedback as a valuable learning tool. Share examples of how you’ve used constructive criticism to improve your practice and how you make a point to recognize and appreciate positive feedback from colleagues and patients alike.

Emphasize how critical family involvement is in the rehabilitation process. Discuss strategies you've employed to engage family members, educate them about their loved one's condition, and empower them to participate in their care.

Share your passion for making a difference in patients' lives. Discuss the fulfillment you derive from overcoming communication barriers and witnessing patients regain their confidence and quality of life.