Whats It Like For Speech/Language Pathologists?
If you’re seeking the opportunity to make the most of your skills, education and passion for Speech/Language Pathology, a career with John Muir Health is an excellent option. John Muir Rehabilitation offers the full continuum of rehab care, including the evaluation and treatment of dysphasia by licensed Speech/Language Pathologists in our hospitals and outpatient therapy centers. The key function of your important role will be the evaluation and treatment of a variety of communication and cognitive disorders. You will be exposed to a variety of treatment approaches as you partner with exceptional physicians in selecting the best techniques for each patient situation. You also may help treat various voice disorders. In short, you will play an integral role on the rehab unit as part of a treatment team that includes PTs, OTs, MDs, RNs and Neuropsychologists.
Related Questions
- Speech Language Pathologists get a Certificate of Clinical Competence through the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. Can this be equated to Master Educator license or do they have to go through the whole Master Educator process?
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