Private Practice – Speech Language Pathologist or Clinical Fellow – Augmentative and Alternative Communication

AACS is seeking a Speech-Language Pathologist to join a dynamic team of implementers serving adults who require Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) systems to communicate and to participate in traditional interventions.

This is a full-time and a permanent position. Candidate must have an interest in technology, be willing to learn, and enjoy working collaboratively as a team. Mentorship and team support provided. Professionalism, dedication to excellence, and respect for others imperative.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Implementation, treatment, training, education and consultation for adults with complex communication needs who require AAC in the natural setting and via telehealth

• Providing traditional treatment and interventions in the natural setting and via telehealth

• Customizing devices and supporting systems

• Partnering with the community to support adults with complex communication needs

REQUIREMENTS:

• Eligible for Colorado Driver’s License

• Reliable Vehicle / Vehicle Insurance

• Master’s Degree in Speech-Language Pathology

• Passed the Praxis Examination

• Must have completed the academic requirements for Master’s Degree and be eligible to begin a Clinical Fellowship OR be an applicant for the Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology (CCC-SLP) OR have already completed the CCC-SLP

LOCATION:

• All services take place in the natural setting

• The candidate would reside or would need to relocate to the Denver area

• This is a comprehensive position inclusive of Denver and surrounding communities

OTHER:

• Professional development onboard training and continuous mentorship provided

• The position is benefited with a total compensation package that includes healthcare, retirement, mileage and more

• Commensurate competitive pay increases

• Permanent position

About AAC Specialists, LLC

AAC Specialists LLC is a private practice group of Speech Language Pathologists specializing in Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC). We provide AAC and traditional services to adults with neurological conditions who present with communication barriers impeding the ability to participate in Activities of Daily Living. Services are person-centered and include evaluation, treatment, training and consultation for adults and support persons who require AAC systems and strategies within the natural environment.