Substitute - Speech Language Pathologist

To act as itinerant in-person Speech Language Pathologist for the Santa Barbara County Education Office, Special Education Program. Responsibilities include assessment and instruction of students, and consultation for parents and teachers.

* Conduct the Speech/Language Program as established by State and Federal regulations
and the Santa Barbara County Education Office.
* Review referrals and conduct Speech/Language observations at direct service districts
and/or County-operated programs as assigned.
* Conduct individual Speech/Language assessments, and prepare assessment reports and
recommendations for services.
* Serve as a member of the school Student Study Team.
* Assist in preparing individualized education programs suited to the needs of individual
students. Establish well-defined educational goals for students identified as having a
Speech/Language disability.
* Conduct Speech/Language therapy and assessments. Provide services following
consultation model as designed.
* Provide parent and teacher counseling and instruction related to the individual
student's speech and language skills; attend scheduled meetings, and confer frequently
with parents and professional staff members on student progress.
* Review student progress; keep up-to-date records on individual student progress, and
adjust instructional procedures as needed.
* Actively participate in in-service programs, and keep abreast of current clinical,
theoretical, and educational research in the profession.
* Assume responsibility for the safety and welfare of pupils and personnel.
* Perform other related duties as assigned.

California Speech-Language Pathology or Clinical Rehabilitative Services Credential in Language, Speech, & Hearing, or Masters Degree in Communicative Disorders (or equivalent), plus a valid California Speech-Language Pathology License, and Experience and/or training appropriate to fulfill requirements of the position.

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