Speech Language Pathologist (SLP)

Fraser

10 days ago

United States$70,000- $80,000 annuallyFull TimePathology

✓ No Weekends

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Job Description

About the Role

Join Fraser as a Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) in United States. Build Something Bigger — And Change Lives, Including Your Own. In 1935, Louise Whitbeck Fraser opened a school in her home for people with disabilities — defying social expectations and choosing compassion over convention.

Key Responsibilities

Provide evaluations and re

evaluations as appropriate and within 30 days of Doctor's order and establish appropriate treatment goals.

Provide therapeutic treatment according to the Doctor's orders.

Communicate with parents/guardians regarding their child's progress.

Requirements

Master’s degree in Communication Disorders (Speech Pathology emphasis) or equivalent.

Licensed by the Minnesota Department of Health (temporary license acceptable for Clinical Fellows).

Valid U. S. Driver’s License and acceptable driving record.

Ability to pass a DHS background check.

Benefits & Compensation

Salary: $70,000- $80,000 annually

Work Schedule

Full-time position.

Day shift only - no nights.

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Key Skills

Speech Language PathologyTherapeutic EvaluationsTreatment InterventionsClinical Fellows SupportDoctor's Orders AdherenceProgress CommunicationCollaborationBCBA CollaborationABA Practitioner CollaborationEquipment MaintenanceFunding Source CommunicationReimbursement AssuranceCulturally Responsive PracticesMentorshipRehabilitation Therapy

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Position Insights

WeekdayDoc rates Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) at Fraser a 7.4/10 for work-life balance — very good.

This position offers no weekend shifts.

Compensation ranges from $70k to $80k annually.

Key skills for this role include Speech Language Pathology, Therapeutic Evaluations, Treatment Interventions, Clinical Fellows Support, Doctor's Orders Adherence.

Benefits include Support for Underserved Populations, Multidisciplinary Collaboration, Clinical Mentors, Focus on Clinical and Professional, Stable Predictable Caseload Growth.