The Speech Language Pathologist plays a crucial role in delivering high-quality patient care, encompassing assessment, development of treatment plans, and execution of therapies. Responsibilities also include establishing therapeutic goals and planning for patient discharge to facilitate optimal patient independence. Applicants should have a Master’s degree in Communicative Disorders and a valid California Speech Language Pathologist license. Furthermore, candidates are required to possess a BLS certification from the American Heart Association and a minimum of 300 hours of direct patient care experience.
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