SLP Teletherapy Jobs for Speech-Language Pathologists

As a VocoVision Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP), you’ll use your expertise to provide assessment, intervention and treatment for students who need your services most. By transferring your knowledge and skills to a teletherapy role, you’ll expand your opportunities to connect with children, families and school districts across the country.

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SLP Teletherapy job responsibilities

As a remote SLP teletherapist working with VocoVision, your main focus is helping your students reach their fullest potential. To do so, you will have a variety of caseload responsibilities that may change from student-to-student, depending on their individual needs. Some of these duties you can expect to do virtually include:

  • Assess students’ language skills
  • Conduct diagnostic evaluations
  • Implement comprehensive treatment plans
  • Design IEPs
  • Monitor student progress
  • Improve student communication skills
  • Utilize virtual and online therapy tools
  • Evaluate the effectiveness of treatment

By far the most important task you will be responsible for is giving your students the confidence they need to be successful in school and their everyday life. You’ll also collaborate with the in-school teachers, special educators, interpreters, aides and parents to establish, assess and carry out your individual or group programs.

Requirements for getting a telepractice speech therapy job

In addition to your bachelor’s and master’s degrees, you will need to be licensed in the state you reside in as well as the state  where you’ll practice in. Not to worry, we’ll connect you to credentialing professionals to help guide you through the licensure process.

Help students who don’t have access to the critical services they need. Be the highly qualified and passionate face and voice that inspires them to overcome their obstacles and discover new possibilities. Apply for our Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) jobs today!

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