The role involves helping patients who have trouble with communication, thinking, or swallowing. You will create a care plan that follows all rules and best practices. 

Location - Oregon, MO 

- You will use standard tests and proven methods to decide on the right treatments.'

  - You will check how the patient is doing and update treatment plans in their records according to the rules. 

- You will look at how well the treatments are working and make changes as needed, including making referrals when necessary. 

- You will talk with patients, their families, caregivers, and other healthcare workers about speech issues. 

- You will communicate clearly with your supervisor and other team members about patient progress and any challenges they face.

  - You will write a summary of the care provided before the patient leaves, meeting all regulations and guidelines.

  - You will keep accurate records of the time spent on treatments, following all necessary rules. 

- You will attend required meetings, like patient reviews and rehabilitation discussions.

  - You will take part in required training sessions and conferences.

- You will also help get any necessary equipment or supplies, following the rules.

- You will supervise and help new or student Speech-Language Pathologists.

- You must follow the rules and ethics set by ASHA and the state while working.

- You need to have an active State License.

**Qualifications:** - 

You need at least 1 year of experience as a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP).

- Experience in long-term care (LTC) or rehabilitation is required.

- You must have a Missouri State License.

- You need to be a certified SLP (CCC certified).

- New graduates are welcome as long as they have some practical experience, not just observation.

**State License Requirements:**

- Missouri - Compact License is allowed.