(ASD-W)-1.00 FTE Speech Language Pathologist I (Office Location: TBD)- Permanent

This professional role involves clinical work in speech language pathology, including screening, assessment, diagnosis, rehabilitation, and prevention of communication disorders according to professional standards. Duties also include participation in interdisciplinary teams, consultation, determining service delivery options, and collaborating with speech therapy assistants to support children and families.

Candidates must possess a master’s degree in speech language pathology or communication disorders from a recognized university and must be registered and in good standing with the new brunswick association of speech language pathologists and audiologists. Experience in early childhood education is considered an asset, and reliable transportation is required for frequent travel within the district.