Speech Language Pathologist (SLP)

Provides professional nursing care to clinic patients under supervision and collaborates with healthcare providers to ensure quality care.

Performs general nursing tasks such as administering treatments, preparing equipment, observing patient conditions, and documenting responses.

Assists with patient intake, vital signs, history collection, and preparation for examinations.

Handles appointment scheduling, manages patient flow, and prioritizes emergencies.

Performs various clinical procedures (e.g., specimen collection, wound care, medication administration) according to training and protocols.

Responds to patient needs, provides education, and coordinates testing and transfers.

Maintains accurate records, ensures exam room readiness, and adheres to confidentiality and safety standards.

Participates in professional development, follows policies, and supports organizational mission and ethics.

Requires graduate of an accredited nursing program, valid state license, BLS certification, and preferred prior medical office experience.

Full-time position with adherence to healthcare regulations and confidentiality standards.