Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist or CF-SLP

Moving Mountains Therapy Center is looking for a Speech-Language Pathologist or Clinical Fellow who believes what we believe.
Family & Client-Centered
"Our families and clients know what they need. We are there to facilitate where needed."
Teaming & Collaboration
"We are better together."
If you've been looking for an inclusive, supportive, and fun work environment with opportunities to help clients overcome communication challenges then Moving Mountains Therapy Center is the place! Join our team of talented professionals who are eager to collaborate with you and support you with your professional goals. Our mission is to provide high-quality, family-centered, and effective therapy to help individuals reach their developmental potential while fostering the ability to play, find pleasure, fulfillment, and merit in all aspects of life.
Job Summary: Provides diagnostic and therapeutic services and makes appropriate referrals as necessary to clients of all ages who are exhibiting a speech, language, hearing, voice, fluency, or swallowing disorder(s). M
Job Responsibilities
• Uphold our mission to offer family-centered care.
• Cultivate a culture of inclusion and growth for the clients you serve and the team you work with.
• Evaluate patients to determine their specific speech, language, voice, fluency, swallowing delays, and/or disorders. Then develop and implement treatment plans to address these issues.
• Maintain accurate documentation and write reports detailing initial evaluation, progress, treatment, and discharge information in a timely manner
• When applicable, in collaboration with the multi-disciplinary team, plan and evaluate team goals for each patient as well as advise, consult, and instruct the team in specific speech therapy modalities and interventions.
• Monitor patients' progress continually and make treatment plan adjustments when needed
• Educate patients and their family members on speech-related topics, including coping strategies for communication problems, and techniques for improved communication, and provide a home-care program for optimal generalization into patients' daily lives.
• Perform administrative duties, including case management activity schedule, lesson plan creation, paperwork filing, etc.
• Participate in continuing education courses, additional training, conferences, and other activities designed to further develop your clinical skills
Job Skills & Qualifications
Required:
• Master's Degree in Speech-Language Pathology or equivalent
• Ability to hold an SLP license in the State of Montana by your start date (limited or full license) - Clinical Fellows will be considered
• Ability to work well with diverse populations
• Enjoyment of collaboration with families, teammates, and community partners
• Master's degree in speech-language pathology from a program that meets ASHA certification requirements or is accredited by the Educational Standards Board
• Current Montana Speech-Language Pathology License or ability to obtain licensure prior to hire date
• Ability to pass a background check
• Current driver's license, insurance, and reliable vehicle
• Current CPR/ First Aid certification preferred or completed within 90 days of hire
What we have to offer:

• No weekends or holidays
• Bonus structure with low productivity standards
• Interdisciplinary team and support for well-rounded education- weekly meeting with team and supervisor.
• Environmental diversity throughout your day- mileage and time reimbursed.
• Real OT community advocacy and a realistic work schedule to allow for it.
• Paid passion projects and support to launch into community- when funding available through MMF.
• Family centered delivery- what we learn is best practice is implemented.
• Positive work environment and work family.
• Delivering services to underserved populations (80% caseload is state funded insurance plans).
• Flexible work schedule to increase engagement in IADLs, family and leisure activities.
• PTO, QSEHRA, DPC, IRA match, Aflac supplemental plans, and more!
• 36/hrs a week is full time to ensure you have the time to fill your Montana adventure cup :)
• Support for continuing education
• Direct patient care with streamlined, electronic paperwork
• Employment by a fellow therapist who understands what you do