Speech-Language Pathologist

Description

Job Summary: A Speech-Language Pathologist responsible for assessment, oral and written language therapy, caregiver guidance, and coordination with the healthcare network, with a focus on social inclusion. Key Highlights: 1. Speech-language assessment and therapy (oral and written) and dysphagia 2. Caregiver guidance and coordination with the healthcare network 3. Focus on social inclusion and disability research Duties and Responsibilities: Conduct speech-language assessments, screenings, monitoring, and diagnosis of oral and written language disorders; Provide individual and group interventions according to each user's needs; Guide caregivers, companions, and family members to ensure continuity of care and social inclusion; Coordinate with primary healthcare services and provide training for professionals at this level of care; Integrate with other intersectoral network services; Conduct studies and research in the field of physical and intellectual disabilities; Request examinations and issue certificates, opinions, and reports in accordance with current legislation; Perform other related duties. Requirements: Bachelor's degree in Speech-Language Pathology; Active professional council registration (State of SC); Experience in speech-language assessment and therapy for children with autism spectrum disorder and/or in assessment and therapy for individuals with dysphagia and language disorders; Strong communication skills, dexterity, active listening, observational ability, collaboration, and organizational skills. Availability to work 30 hours per week, from 1:00 PM to 7:15 PM. **Univali values inclusion and equal opportunity; all positions are open to persons with disabilities and INSS-rehabilitated individuals.** Employment Type: Part-time, CLT Permanent Compensation: R$5.900,00 - R$6.100,00 per month Benefits: * Medical assistance * Dental assistance * Education allowance * Private pension plan Selection Question(s): * Do you have experience in speech-language assessment and therapy for children with autism spectrum disorder and/or in assessment and therapy for individuals with dysphagia and language disorders? Education: * Bachelor's degree (Mandatory) License/Certification: * Active professional council registration (SC) (Mandatory) Work Location: On-site