JOB TITLE: SPEECH PATHOLOGIST
SITES: San Francisco Bay Area - Fairfield, CA
START DATE: Immediately
SUPERVISOR: PROGRAM DIRECTOR
BENEFITS: Flexible Health Benefits Menu Plan, Life Insurance, Retirement Package, And Paid Time Off
QUALIFICATIONS: Approved CDE license/credential in Speech and Language Current Clinical Rehab Services Credential Masters Degree in Communication Disorders or the equivalent
Two years classroom experience working with individuals with severe disabilities and three years experience with persons
with challenging behaviors in a Behavioral Training program.
Experience with low and high AAC
Experience with data guided therapy in a collaborative service
delivery model
JOB DESCRIPTION: Direct speech and language services provided in the form of
collaborative consultation. Observe and train staff to implement speech and language goals across the day. Meet with instructional staff for the purpose of planning, evaluating or problem solving elements of direct language services. Prepare material specifically designed for the benefit of individual students. Participate in IEP meetings as requested. IEP and instructional planning. Participate in meetings with classroom staff (clinical, DAS), program administrators, or other colleagues as needed. Participate in other scheduled school meetings and/or inservice training as requested by supervisor.
Prepare and deliver specific inservice training to program staff. Communicate with parents and care providers to promote generalization of communication skills to the home environment. Complete necessary documents to document service provided (Speech and Language Service Report, or other documentation which may be requested by individual districts.)
HOW TO APPLY:
Spectrum Center
16360 San Pablo Ave.
San Pablo, CA 94806
Fax: (510) 741-2775
Email: hr@esa-education.com

SPECTRUM CENTER IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

Spectrum Center Schools and Programs are a service division of Educational Services of America, the nation's leading private provider of special and alternative educational programs. We are the largest non-public school in Northern CA providing special education programs for students with severe behavioral, emotional, and educational challenges. Our schools provide a menu of educational and related services that are outcome driven; research based, and utilize positive behavior management strategies. Our schools work closely with parents, school districts and group homes to develop customized curriculum for each student based on their Individualized Education Program (IEP).
Spectrum Center schools have no waiting lists for student enrollment.
Our ultimate goal is to facilitate the student's successful transition back to public schools.
Spectrum Center provides an innovative work culture that offers education professionals competitive compensation, a positive, collaborative work environment, support for professional development and excellent opportunities for career advancement including: assistance with completion of credentials, tuition support for higher education, generous curriculum budget, ongoing professional development in curriculum and classroom management and high staff to student ratios.