Speech-Language Pathologists (Pediatrics - Part-time One Day a W

Description Since its founding in 1979, the New York League for Early Learning (NYL) has provided services and programs for children from birth to age five and their families. To strengthen its work for children with developmental disabilities and learning delays, NYL became a member of the YAI Network in 1992. Today, NYL's highly acclaimed, progressive education and cutting-edge therapies build brighter futures for thousands of children. NYL has been recognized for its excellence by the New York State Department of Education.

Serving nearly 2000 children daily, NYL's staff of more than 1000 highly trained professionals create safe, supportive learning environments in early intervention and preschool settings. NYL's full range of outstanding, culturally appropriate offerings are presented in many languages and are available at various sites: in the home, at community-based centers and at schools throughout the boroughs.

In addition to working for a rapidly growing agency with a great reputation, you will be rewarded with a friendly working environment that facilitates open communication and participatory management, where you are truly valued as a professional and where your opinion really matters. You will receive on-going state-of-the-art training, supportive supervision and a commitment to developing your education and career to help you reach your greatest potential as a professional.

Proud recipients of the following awards:
- #1 Best Company to Work For in New York Award
by New York State Society for Human Resource Management (NYS SHRM)
- APA National Psychologically Healthy Workplace Award
by American Psychological Association




New York League for Early Learning, part of the YAI Network, has a Part-Time Speech-Language Pathology position (one day a week - the day is flexible) in a preschool working with children with special needs in Midtown Manhattan.

Responsibilities:
* Provide speech/language and/or feeding or oromotor to assigned children
* Evaluate speech/language skills of children and provide referrals
* Prepare Individual Education Plans (IEPs) 
* Monitor and screen of hearing status and referrals for audiological services as needed
* To maintain open communication with parents and families

Qualifications:
* Masters Degree in Speech Pathology 
* Certification as Teacher of Speech and Hearing Handicapped (TSHH) or Teacher of Students with Speech and Language Disorders (TSSLD) 

Hours:
* One day a week (the day is flexible)

Please apply online below. For additional information about the YAI Network, please visit www.yai.org. EOE