Speech Language Pathology Assistant
- Lower Pioneer Valley Educational Collabo
- West Springfield, Massachusetts
- Full Time
Speach Language Pathologist Job Details Job ID:5262399 Application
Deadline:Posted until filled Starting Date:Immediately Job Description
Full time opening for a Speech Language Pathologist: To provide therapy
to help reduce or eliminate speech and hearing impediments that
interfere with the individual student?s ability to derive full benefits
from the districts educational program. To provide therapy services to
special education students with a variety of needs and severity of
disabilities to help students develop the strength and skills needed to
participate in the school environment. Provides direct speech/language
therapy to special education students, according to IEPs. Conducts
screenings and/or formal Speech/language evaluations to assess students?
speech and language needs, tailoring each evaluation to referral
questions. Supervises, observes and evaluates Speech Assistants in
implementing treatment plans; adjusts plans/programs as needed;
collaborates with the Principals, Special Education Coordinators and
Administrator as needed. Serves as a resource to principals and teachers
of special and regular education, as well as with parents, on questions
related to speech and/or language development and/or difficulties.
Assists the Administrator of Special Education and Principals in program
planning, budget development and monitoring throughout the year. Works
with respective speech assistants to plan, implement and monitor
Speech/Language Therapy Programs, using a variety of approaches and
models. Fully prepares for and participates in Special Education and/or
Section 504 Team evaluation and/or review meetings, including writing
pertinent sections of a child?s IEP or 504 plan. Actively works with the
Special Education Team in the development of IEPs including proper
language and the completion of service delivery grid to match identified
speech/language needs; consults with pertinent team members to ensure
understanding of student?s language needs and the appropriate
implementation of accommodations and instructional strategies. Conducts
comprehensive and thorough evaluations of children identified through
the Special Education Evaluation process; follows all timelines and DESE
guidance regarding content of reports. Ensures written reports are
completed and submitted to TEAM evaluation leader at least 3 school days
prior to the Team meeting. Conducts screenings as requested and
appropriate by TAT, CST, 504 Team, or Special Education Coordinators;
completes related paperwork in a timely fashion. SEETHE SCHOOLSPRING
WEBSITE FOR COMPLETE JOB DESCRIPTION Job Requirements Special Licenses:
Licensed, or eligible for licensure in Speech, Language, & Hearing
Disorders by the Massachusetts Department of Elementary & Secondary
Education, to include Sheltered English Immersion (SEI) endorsement.
Licensed as Speech-Language Pathologist by the Commonwealth of MA
Division of Professional Licensure (Board of Speech-Language Path
Audiology). Certification by the American Speech-Language-Hearing
Association. Perform other duties as required by the Director At least 2
year(s) of relevant experience preferred. Bachelor degree preferred.
Citizenship, residency or work visa required At least 2 year(s) of
relevant experience preferred. Bachelor degree preferred. Citizenship,
residency or work visa required Contact Information Martha von Mering,
Director Special education 174 Brush Hill Avenue West Springfield,
Massachusetts 01089 Phone: ... Fax: ... Email:
...
Deadline:Posted until filled Starting Date:Immediately Job Description
Full time opening for a Speech Language Pathologist: To provide therapy
to help reduce or eliminate speech and hearing impediments that
interfere with the individual student?s ability to derive full benefits
from the districts educational program. To provide therapy services to
special education students with a variety of needs and severity of
disabilities to help students develop the strength and skills needed to
participate in the school environment. Provides direct speech/language
therapy to special education students, according to IEPs. Conducts
screenings and/or formal Speech/language evaluations to assess students?
speech and language needs, tailoring each evaluation to referral
questions. Supervises, observes and evaluates Speech Assistants in
implementing treatment plans; adjusts plans/programs as needed;
collaborates with the Principals, Special Education Coordinators and
Administrator as needed. Serves as a resource to principals and teachers
of special and regular education, as well as with parents, on questions
related to speech and/or language development and/or difficulties.
Assists the Administrator of Special Education and Principals in program
planning, budget development and monitoring throughout the year. Works
with respective speech assistants to plan, implement and monitor
Speech/Language Therapy Programs, using a variety of approaches and
models. Fully prepares for and participates in Special Education and/or
Section 504 Team evaluation and/or review meetings, including writing
pertinent sections of a child?s IEP or 504 plan. Actively works with the
Special Education Team in the development of IEPs including proper
language and the completion of service delivery grid to match identified
speech/language needs; consults with pertinent team members to ensure
understanding of student?s language needs and the appropriate
implementation of accommodations and instructional strategies. Conducts
comprehensive and thorough evaluations of children identified through
the Special Education Evaluation process; follows all timelines and DESE
guidance regarding content of reports. Ensures written reports are
completed and submitted to TEAM evaluation leader at least 3 school days
prior to the Team meeting. Conducts screenings as requested and
appropriate by TAT, CST, 504 Team, or Special Education Coordinators;
completes related paperwork in a timely fashion. SEETHE SCHOOLSPRING
WEBSITE FOR COMPLETE JOB DESCRIPTION Job Requirements Special Licenses:
Licensed, or eligible for licensure in Speech, Language, & Hearing
Disorders by the Massachusetts Department of Elementary & Secondary
Education, to include Sheltered English Immersion (SEI) endorsement.
Licensed as Speech-Language Pathologist by the Commonwealth of MA
Division of Professional Licensure (Board of Speech-Language Path
Audiology). Certification by the American Speech-Language-Hearing
Association. Perform other duties as required by the Director At least 2
year(s) of relevant experience preferred. Bachelor degree preferred.
Citizenship, residency or work visa required At least 2 year(s) of
relevant experience preferred. Bachelor degree preferred. Citizenship,
residency or work visa required Contact Information Martha von Mering,
Director Special education 174 Brush Hill Avenue West Springfield,
Massachusetts 01089 Phone: ... Fax: ... Email:
...
Job ID: 484553820
Originally Posted on: 7/9/2025
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