Job
Description
Assessment & Diagnosis Conduct detailed evaluations of speech, language, voice, fluency, and swallowing functions. Use standardized tools and observational methods to identify impairments and their impact on communication or feeding. Therapeutic Interventions Develop and implement personalized therapy plans for individuals with speech and language delays, articulation issues, stammering, voice disorders, aphasia etc. Deliver therapy sessions in individual or group settings, using evidence-based practices. Rehabilitation & Support Support patients with neurological conditions (e.g., stroke, cerebral palsy, autism, developmental delays, head injuries) to improve communication and swallowing abilities. Counsel and train family members, caregivers, and teachers for home-based/generalization of therapy techniques. Interdisciplinary Collaboration Work closely with physiotherapists, occupational therapists, psychologists, educators, ENT specialists, and pediatricians as part of a multidisciplinary team. Participate in case discussions and integrated treatment planning. Documentation & Reporting Maintain accurate and timely clinical records, therapy plans, and progress reports. Prepare documentation required for medico-legal or insurance purposes. Awareness, Training & Outreach Conduct awareness sessions for parents, teachers, or community workers on speech and language milestones and early red flags. Engage in training programs for staff and caregivers in institutional or community settings. Requirements Proficiency in speech and language assessment tools and therapy techniques. Strong communication and counseling skills. Patience, empathy, and sensitivity when working with children and individuals with special needs. Ability to modify and adapt therapy based on cultural and individual client needs. Teamwork and collaboration in multi-disciplinary settings. Basic knowledge of assistive communication devices (AAC) and technology-supported interventions. Good documentation and organizational abilities. Fluency in local language(s) and English .
