Applications will be accepted Tuesday, May 26, 2026 12:00 AM - Friday, July 10, 2026 11:59 PM (Mountain Standard Time).

Speech-Language Pathologist

SUMMARY

Public School Speech-Language pathologists are communication specialists who work with students with significant language delays and/or disorders, articulation deficits, dysfluencies and voice disorders.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBLITIES

- Demonstrates knowledge of techniques to screen and assess student’s needs appropriate to age level in the area of speech and language development.
- Coordinates student schedules for therapy services.
- Refers to agencies and staff.
- Describes normal speech, language process and their development, including:
- Language and speech development including semantics, syntax, morphology and phonology, fluency and voice
- Physiology, anatomy, and neurology of speech and language
- Social and cultural aspects of speech and language development
- Acoustics and psychoacoustics




- Speech and language production and perception
- Communicative process, i.e. progmatics, pre-verbal, verbal and co-verbal
- Evaluate speech and language delays and disorders including:
- Select, administer and interpret appropriate tests of speech, language, hearing and cognitive
- Listen discriminately to the individual’s speech and language
- Transcribe speech and language samples accurately and completely
- Examine and evaluate oral peripheral structure and function
- Perceive and record other behavioral cues
- Gather pertinent information about the individual
- Differentiate bilingual bicultural patterns from language delays and disorders
- Request additional diagnostic assistance
- Analyze and interpret finding for sue in diagnosis and recommendations
- Reports results to appropriate staff and family members
- Conduct

📌 Speech-Language Pathologist (Puerto Peñasco)
🏢 Association of Charter School Education Services
📍 Puerto Peñasco