Jobs at Soundly Speaking Therapy Services, PLLC

Provides individualized speech and language therapy to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in homes and through teletherapy. Responsibilities include treating speech and language disorders, following comprehensive treatment plans, documenting visits within 24 hours, maintaining HIPAA-compliant records, and communicating progress with families, case managers, day program staff, and supervisors. The role is part-time W2, with potential to become full-time, and requires working outside a traditional clinic setting.

Provides speech-language evaluations, individualized therapy, goal setting, documentation, and supervision of SLP assistants for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Services are delivered in clients’ homes and through teletherapy. The role requires family and case-manager communication, timely paperwork, confidentiality under HIPAA, adaptability, teamwork, and a valid Texas SLP license with ASHA-approved certification.

Provides individualized speech and language therapy to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in homes and through teletherapy. Responsibilities include treating speech and language disorders, following comprehensive treatment plans, documenting visits within 24 hours, communicating with families and case managers, maintaining HIPAA-compliant records, and adapting therapy materials. The role requires a valid Texas Speech-Language Pathologist-Assistant license and comfort working with adult clients outside a clinic setting.

Provides speech and language therapy to adult clients with intellectual and developmental disabilities through in-person home visits and teletherapy. Responsibilities include developing individualized treatment, documenting visits within 24 hours, maintaining HIPAA-compliant records, using and adapting therapy materials, and communicating with families, supervisors, and case managers. Requires a Texas-issued Speech-Language Pathologist Assistant license and bilingual English/Spanish communication skills.

Provides speech and language therapy to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in homes and through teletherapy. Responsibilities include individualized treatment, documentation within 24 hours, progress communication with families and case managers, collaboration with supervisors, confidentiality compliance, and adapting therapy materials. The role is part-time, W2, and requires working with clients outside a traditional clinic setting.

Provides individualized physical therapy to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in clients’ homes and through teletherapy. Responsibilities include documenting visits, adapting treatment plans, communicating progress with families and case managers, submitting paperwork within 24 hours, and maintaining HIPAA and regulatory confidentiality.

Provides speech and language therapy to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in homes and through teletherapy. Responsibilities include individualized treatment, documentation, family and case-manager communication, confidentiality compliance, adapting therapy materials, and completing paperwork within 24 hours. Requires a valid Texas Speech-Language Pathologist-Assistant license and comfort working with adults outside a clinic.

Provides teletherapy speech and language services to adult clients with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Texas. Responsibilities include conducting tailored therapy, treating speech and language disorders, documenting visits, completing paperwork within 24 hours, maintaining HIPAA confidentiality, and communicating progress with families, case managers, and supervisors. The role requires adaptability, resourcefulness, and collaboration in clients’ homes or outside clinical settings.

Provides physical therapy services to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in homes, dayhabilitations, and through teletherapy. Responsibilities include delivering individualized therapy, adjusting treatment toward client goals, documenting visits within 24 hours, communicating with families and case managers, maintaining HIPAA confidentiality, and collaborating with care teams. This is a full-time W2 position requiring a valid Texas Physical Therapy Assistant license and comfort working outside a traditional clinic.

Provides speech and language therapy to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in homes and through teletherapy. Responsibilities include individualized treatment, progress documentation, family and case manager communication, collaboration with supervisors, timely paperwork, and HIPAA-compliant recordkeeping. The role requires a valid Texas Speech-Language Pathologist-Assistant license and comfort working outside a clinic.

Provides individualized speech and language therapy to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in their homes. Responsibilities include treating speech and language disorders, following comprehensive treatment plans, documenting visits within 24 hours, communicating with families and case managers, maintaining HIPAA confidentiality, and collaborating with supervisors. Requires adaptability, compassion, creativity, and a valid Texas Speech-Language Pathologist-Assistant license. This is a full-time W2 role with client-home travel and drive-time reimbursement.

Provides nutrition assessment, medical nutrition therapy, counseling, and dietary support to adults with intellectual or physical disabilities. Delivers therapy in clients’ homes or through teletherapy, communicates with families and case managers, documents sessions promptly, and protects patient confidentiality under HIPAA and applicable regulations. The role is part-time, W2, and requires a valid Texas dietitian license.

Provides individualized speech and language therapy to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in homes and through teletherapy. Responsibilities include treating communication disorders, documenting visits, completing paperwork within 24 hours, maintaining HIPAA confidentiality, adapting therapy materials, and communicating progress with families, case managers, and supervisors. The role requires a valid Texas Speech-Language Pathologist Assistant license and comfort serving adult clients outside a traditional clinic.