• Promote creativity and excitement in the virtual learning environment • Create strategies to engage and nurture student learning and student relationships • Evaluate levels of speech and language • Develop and execute treatment plans that address specific student needs • Document sessions and record data on progress towards IEP goals • Meet with personnel at the school or district to transmit information about student progress

• Evaluate patients and develop individualized care plans to address speech and language deficits. • Deliver speech therapy using specialized techniques and equipment, and recommend communication devices when needed. • Partner with referring physicians and the care team to ensure integrated, patient-centered treatment. • Educate patients, families, and caregivers on treatment plans and goals. • Participate in case conferences and care coordination meetings. • Maintain accurate, timely clinical documentation per organization policy. • Stay current in speech-language pathology practice and theory. • Perform other duties as required for patient services.

• Evaluate patients and develop individualized care plans to address speech and language deficits. • Deliver speech therapy using specialized techniques and equipment, and recommend communication devices when needed. • Partner with referring physicians and the care team to ensure integrated, patient-centered treatment. • Educate patients, families, and caregivers on treatment plans and goals. • Participate in case conferences and care coordination meetings. • Maintain accurate, timely clinical documentation per organization policy. • Stay current in speech-language pathology practice and theory. • Perform other duties as required for patient services.

Role Description The Speech & Language Pathologist plans and delivers speech/language therapy to a caseload of students between Hope Learning Academy, Hope Therapeutic Day Academy, and Hope Vocational Academy in Springfield, IL. This position serves as an active member of students’ Individualized Education Plan (IEP) teams and will be responsible for planning and implementing speech/language IEP goals. As a collaborative member of the SLP team, the SLP assists and encourages teachers and staff members to incorporate and promote functional communication throughout various daily activities; and provides continuous, consistent services among all programs. What You Will Do - Conduct speech/language therapy sessions either in classroom or out of classroom, individually or in a group as outlined in the students’ IEPs. - Write and implement IEP present levels and goal recommendations; present information clearly and effectively in IEP meetings. - Ensure compliance with all IEP service minutes related to speech/language therapy for students on caseload. - Order, create, and maintain Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) devices and resources for student use; assist in training teachers and staff on how to properly use AAC devices in the educational and residential settings. - Design and create visuals and other assistive items and devices for use in the education and/or residential settings. - Conduct formal and informal speech/language evaluations as determined necessary by the IEP team. Qualifications - Master’s degree in Speech Language Pathology. - American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) Certificate of Clinical Competence or applicant in their Clinical Fellowship Year. - Illinois Speech Language Pathologist State License upon hire. - Illinois Professional Educator’s License with a Speech Language Pathology endorsement. Benefits - Competitive Salary - Remote Work - Paid holidays, sick days, vacation days, and personal days each year - Health, dental, vision, and life insurance. - Short & long term disability. - 401(k), Profit Share and Match - Employee & Dependent Tuition Reimbursement.