1.0 Temporary Speech Language Pathologist (SLP)

• Provide consultative and direct support to students for speech, language, and communication difficulties.
• Work collaboratively with school-Based teams and student services staff.
• Support students with high and low incidence exceptionalities, ell, and indigenous learners.
• Provide in-Depth education assessment services.
• Advise on educational placement and programming.
• Assist with designing and evaluating individual education plans.
• Support the district tiered intervention framework

Master's degree in speech language pathology, registration with the college of health and care professionals of bc (Chcpbc)