Speech Pathologist SLP - PRN
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PRN Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) - NHC HealthCare Oakwood
We are an in-house therapy team that prioritizes quality care.
Why NHC Oakwood?
We offer a culture of recognition, empowerment, and fun. At NHC Oakwood, we are all partners (employees) in a family -oriented work atmosphere where growth and opportunities are promoted. We provide competitive compensation with performance wage rate increases.
Benefits:
- Excellent compensation
- Dental and Vision insurance
- 401k with generous company contribution
- Continuing Education
- Stock options
- Uniforms
NHC HealthCare Oakwoodis currently seeking an ASHA CertifiedSpeech Language Pathologist(SLP) to join their team on a PRN basis. Experience in skilled nursing rehab and Medicare regulations preferred. Proficiency in evidence based dysphagia treatment techniques a plus.
Requirements:
- Must have Master’s degree from an approved curriculum in Speech Pathology or its equivalent.
- Must have Tennessee Speech Therapist license & Current Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC-SLP) from the American Speech/Language/Hearing Association
- Must be flexible & reliable
National HealthCare Corporationis recognized nationwide as an innovator in the delivery of quality long-term care. TheNHCenvironment is one of encouragement and challenge ... innovation and improvement ... teamwork and collaboration ... and honesty and integrity.
If you are interested in working for a leader in senior careand shareNHC'svalues of honesty and integrity, please apply. Find out more about us atnhccare.com/locations/oakwood/
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Freqently Asked Questions
In Lewisburg, TN, aspiring Speech Pathologist SLPs must hold a master's degree in speech pathology, a Tennessee state license, and the CCC-SLP certification from ASHA. These credentials ensure compliance with local regulations and enable practice within skilled nursing and rehab settings common in the area.
Speech Pathologist SLPs in Lewisburg can advance by gaining expertise in Medicare regulations and evidence-based dysphagia treatments. Opportunities for growth include leadership positions in rehab centers or specialized therapy teams, reflecting the region's emphasis on quality long-term care.
Daily tasks often involve assessing and treating speech and swallowing disorders in skilled nursing patients. Lewisburg SLPs collaborate closely with interdisciplinary teams, tailoring therapy plans to individual needs while navigating local healthcare standards and patient demographics.
National Healthcare in Lewisburg values ASHA certification with CCC-SLP status and Tennessee licensure, reflecting their commitment to high-quality therapy services. Experience in Medicare compliance and skilled nursing rehab is also highly regarded for clinical effectiveness.
National Healthcare fosters a family-oriented culture emphasizing empowerment, recognition, and professional growth. Speech Language Pathologists here experience collaborative teamwork and performance-based wage increases, which enhance job satisfaction beyond typical healthcare settings.
Lewisburg's growing demand for skilled Speech Pathologists creates moderate competition, encouraging National Healthcare to offer competitive salaries and comprehensive benefits. This environment attracts qualified candidates committed to long-term care and rehabilitation excellence.
Speech Pathologists in Lewisburg typically earn between $65,000 and $85,000 annually, depending on experience and certification. National Healthcare offers competitive compensation packages in line with regional market trends, including performance-based increases and benefits.
At National Healthcare, Speech Language Pathologists engage in a culture of integrity and teamwork, aligning clinical practices with the company’s emphasis on honesty and quality care. This synergy enhances both therapeutic outcomes and employee engagement.
Working PRN, Speech Pathologists must adapt quickly to varying patient needs and schedules. Navigating Medicare rules and maintaining proficiency in dysphagia treatments are common hurdles, but the flexible environment supports ongoing education and skill development.
Lewisburg’s senior care focus and increasing rehab services bolster demand for Speech Pathologists. This regional trend encourages employers to prioritize candidates with specialized skills and licensure, reflecting the community’s commitment to advanced therapeutic care.
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