Speech Language Pathologist -PRN

About the Role

Join UHS as a Speech Language Pathologist -PRN in United States.

Key Responsibilities

• Language Pathologists – PRN schedule There are opportunities in our Long Term Acute Care (LTAC), Inpatient Rehab, and Post

• traumatic brain injury, stroke, and spinal cord injury populations, ages 13 and older.

Requirements

• D in Speech-Language Pathology Licensure: Current SLP licensure in the State of Texas.

• Experience: Two years in a neurorehabilitation setting.

• Physical / General Requirements: Able to sustain activity eight hours a day.

Benefits & Compensation

• D in Speech-Language Pathology Licensure: Current SLP licensure in the State of Texas.

• Experience: Two years in a neurorehabilitation setting.

• Physical / General Requirements: Able to sustain activity eight hours a day.

Work Schedule

• Full-time position.

• No explicit call, weekend, or night shift information provided.

Apply to join UHS as a Speech Language Pathologist -PRN.