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Fraser Health
Overview
Provide comprehensive speech-language and dysphagia assessment, diagnosis, and treatment for patients in an acute care setting. Collaborate with interprofessional teams to develop and implement patient-centered care plans and evaluate health outcomes.
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Compensation
CA$45 - CA$56 / HOUR
Posted
3 days ago
Provide comprehensive speech-language and dysphagia assessment, diagnosis, and treatment for patients in an acute care setting. Collaborate with an interprofessional team to develop and implement patient-centered care plans and evaluate health outcomes.
8 days ago
Interior Health
Assist physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and speech-language pathologists in rehabilitative treatment plans and programs.. Monitor and evaluate patients' or residents' progression.
Salary not listed
9 days ago
Veterans Health Administration
The Speech Language Pathologist provides consultation, assessment, and planned interventions for diverse client groups across Southern Ontario. Key duties include diagnosing communication deficits, implementing goal-directed treatment programs, and educating caregivers on management strategies.
CA$80,000 - CA$130,000 / YEAR
11 days ago
Provide comprehensive speech language and dysphagia assessment, diagnosis, and treatment for patients within an acute care setting. Collaborate with an interprofessional team to develop and implement patient-centered care plans and evaluate health outcomes.
16 days ago
The Speech Language Pathologist provides consultation, assessment, and planned interventions for diverse client groups across Southern Ontario. Key duties include diagnosing communication deficits, implementing goal-directed treatment programs, and educating caregivers and families.
18 days ago
21 days ago
HealthCareersInSask.ca
The Speech Language Pathologist identifies and assesses communication and swallowing disorders. They develop and implement rehabilitative treatment programs to help patients achieve their maximum functional potential.
CA$45 - CA$55 / HOUR
23 days ago
Responsible for planning and implementing speech and language services for the adult population. This includes performing assessments and treatments for speech, language, swallowing, and feeding according to professional standards.
1 month ago
Oak Valley Health
The Speech Language Pathologist will provide assessment, treatment, and counseling to adult inpatients with swallowing and communication impairments. They will also participate in program development and quality improvement activities within the interprofessional team.
CA$49 - CA$62 / HOUR
Provide assessment and intervention for swallowing and feeding for adult populations within an acute care setting. Work as part of the Speech Language Pathology department at Royal University Hospital.
CA$43 - CA$53 / HOUR
The Speech Language Pathologist is responsible for assessing, diagnosing, and treating clients with communication and/or swallowing disorders as part of an interdisciplinary team. They report to the Manager and are expected to manage complex clinical issues and workloads.
The Speech Language Pathologist develops and implements therapy plans for infants, children, and adults with speech delays or Autism Spectrum Disorder. They provide resources and support to clients and caregivers while monitoring progress in a multi-disciplinary environment.
CA$47 - CA$57 / HOUR
CBI Home Health
Perform assessments and implement SLP interventions, including swallowing and communication support, within a home-based setting. Collaborate with an interdisciplinary team to provide holistic and restorative care using digital health platforms.
Texas Health Resources
Performs age-appropriate patient assessments, establishes plans of care, and executes therapeutic interventions to achieve functional goals. Collaborates with the care team to manage patient progress, documentation, and discharge planning in an acute inpatient setting.
The Speech Language Pathologist is responsible for planning, organizing, and implementing speech and language programs for preschool children and adults. They work under the direction of the Primary Health Care Manager and the supervision of a Senior Speech-Language Pathologist.
Assist in rehabilitative treatment plans. Monitor and evaluate patients' progression. Support multidisciplinary team
2 months ago
Fonemed
The role involves practicing as a Psychologist within a new, professionally run clinical setting, focusing entirely on patient care without the administrative burden of running the business side.
3 months ago
The role involves providing speech-language pathology services, including assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning, and intervention for communication and dysphagia functions, in collaboration with the interprofessional care team. Responsibilities also include documentation, patient/caregiver education, participating in quality and safety activities, and potentially delegating treatment components.
Provide clinical services within a collaborative, interdisciplinary healthcare setting. Focus on patient care while the clinic manages administrative and business operations.
