Speech-Language Pathologist Teacher

1. Performs work aimed at maximum correction of speech development deficiencies in recipients of social services with developmental impairments; conducts speech therapy massage if necessary. 2. Performs examinations of recipients of social services with speech impairments, determining the structure and degree of severity of their existing developmental impairment. 3. Forms groups for classes, taking into account the psychophysical state of the recipients of social services. 4. Conducts group and individual classes to correct speech development deficiencies and restore impaired functions. 5. Works in close contact with teachers, educators, and other pedagogical workers. 6. Consults pedagogical workers and parents (or their substitutes) on the application of special methods and techniques for providing assistance to children with disabilities. 7. Maintains necessary accounting and reporting documentation. 8. Contributes to the formation of general personal culture, socialization, and the conscious choice and mastery of professional programs.

Requirements

English language

Higher education — Bachelor's degree; Experience: 0 years

Conditions

Optimal