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School Speech-Language Pathology Positions West of Albuquerque, Central and Northern New Mexico
Love what you do--Love Who You Work For Who We Are
EASi is the longest-running provider of school-based diagnostic and therapeutic services in New Mexico with staff working throughout the state. We are PROFESSIONALS who love what we do, SUPPORT one another, have FAMILIES of our own with LIVES outside of work, and we love to LAUGH! Position DescriptionEASi is looking for talented, dedicated professionals who enjoy working with school-age children. You will work during the academic calendar with summers and holidays off. We offer a great salary and benefits and take pride in supporting our staff.
Duties include:
Love what you do--Love Who You Work For Who We Are
EASi is the longest-running provider of school-based diagnostic and therapeutic services in New Mexico with staff working throughout the state. We are PROFESSIONALS who love what we do, SUPPORT one another, have FAMILIES of our own with LIVES outside of work, and we love to LAUGH! Position DescriptionEASi is looking for talented, dedicated professionals who enjoy working with school-age children. You will work during the academic calendar with summers and holidays off. We offer a great salary and benefits and take pride in supporting our staff.
Duties include:
- Providing direct individual and group speech therapy to special education students in grades PreK-12th
- Consulting with fellow educators and families, as needed
- Working as part of the school Special Education team
- Documenting evaluations, goals, sessions, and progress for each student in accordance with the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) as well as other federal, state, and school guidance
- Working with the IEP team to develop appropriate goals and classroom modifications.
- Administering and interpreting results from relevant assessment tools in accordance with current practices of School Speech-Language Pathology
Qualifications:
- Minimum of a Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology
- Must have licensed or be able to be licensed by the New Mexico Public Education Department as a Speech-Language Pathologist as well as licensed by the New Mexico Regulation and Licensing Board.
- School experience is preferred, but not required.
