Speech Language Pathology Assistant program graduates will
- Provide quality services as outlined by the supervising SLP in a documented treatment plan
- Complete speech and language screenings without interpretation
- Assist SLP during diagnostic testing if requested by the supervising SLP
- Document progress toward goals in established therapy plan and assist with informal documentation
- Perform clerical duties, assist with departmental operations, and perform equipment maintenance checks as requested by the supervising SLP
- Provide support in research projects, in-servicing, and public relations programs, and collect data for quality improvement
- Exhibit compliance with scope of service
- Exhibit compliance with regulations and reimbursement requirements
- Exhibit professional behavior, ethical conduct, and interpersonal skills when interacting with clients/patients and families, supervisors, and staff
- Assume responsibility for continued professional and personal growth
- Apply for licensure through the Illinois Department of Professional Regulations
- Contribute positively to the speech language pathology profession and community
Program Contact Information
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