Speech Language Pathologist

Our Early Intervention Center is a
multidisciplinary pediatric rehabilitation setup dedicated to comprehensive assessment,
intervention, and family-centered care for children with neurodevelopmental
disorders from 0–13 years of age.

The Speech Language Pathologist will be
responsible for assessment, diagnosis, intervention planning, therapy
implementation, caregiver counseling, and multidisciplinary coordination for
children with communication, speech, language, feeding, and social interaction
difficulties.

The position offers extensive clinical
exposure in pediatric neurodevelopmental rehabilitation with opportunities for
interdisciplinary learning, advanced therapeutic approaches, academic
discussions, and community outreach program.

Key Responsibilities

1. Assessment & Evaluation

* Conduct detailed speech, language,
communication, feeding, and swallowing assessments

* Identify receptive and expressive
language difficulties

* Assess articulation, phonology, fluency,
voice, and social communication skills

* Evaluate prelinguistic and
pre-communication skills in young children

* Perform oral motor and feeding
assessments

* Develop individualized therapy goals and
treatment plans

2. Therapy & Intervention

Provide evidence-based intervention
including:

Speech & Language Therapy

* Language stimulation therapy

* Receptive and expressive language
intervention

* Articulation and phonological therapy

* Fluency shaping and stuttering
intervention

* Pragmatic and social communication
training

Feeding & Oral Placement Therapy

* Oral motor stimulation

* Feeding intervention for sensory and
motor feeding difficulties

* Oral Placement Therapy (OPT) approaches
using specialized feeding kits and tools

AAC & Communication Support

* Use of Augmentative and Alternative
Communication (AAC) systems

* PECS/AWAS and picture-based communication
systems

* Visual schedules and communication aids

Technology-Assisted Therapy

* Therapy through game-oriented digital
applications

* Use of immersive and semi-immersive
therapy environments

* Virtual reality-based engagement
activities for communication and interaction enhancement

3. Multidisciplinary Coordination

* Work collaboratively with
physiotherapists, occupational therapists, psychologists, doctors, and
developmental therapists

* Participate in interdisciplinary case
planning and goal setting

* Contribute to holistic rehabilitation
planning and outcome monitoring

4. Parent Counseling & Family Training

* Conduct parent guidance and counseling
sessions

* Educate caregivers regarding home-based
language stimulation and communication strategies

* Train families in feeding techniques,
behavior support, and AAC usage

Requirements