Location- Renton, WA

Speech therapists create plans to help people improve their swallowing, thinking, and speaking skills, as well as to reduce the risk of choking. These plans can include methods that not only help the person express themselves more clearly but also help them understand what others are saying.

The Speech-Language Pathologist is responsible for leading and managing speech and hearing services in the facility, following all local, state, and federal rules and guidelines to provide the right care for residents.

To become a Speech-Language Pathologist, you need to have the following:

- A valid license to practice in your state.
- Education that meets the requirements for your license.
- A valid driver's license.
- Knowledge about the rules and guidelines for skilled nursing homes and long-term care.

**Qualifications:**
- At least 1 year of experience as a Speech-Language Pathologist - REQUIRED
- Experience in long-term care or rehabilitation - REQUIRED
- A Washington State license - REQUIRED
- CCC certified Speech-Language Pathologist - REQUIRED

**State License Requirements:**
- Washington State.