As a Speech Language Pathologist at The Columbus Organization, you will provide essential speech language services to assigned schools. This includes conducting speech and language assessments, providing therapeutic interventions, and collaborating with teachers and parents to ensure students achieve their communication goals.

To be eligible for the Speech Language Pathologist position at The Columbus Organization, you need a Master’s Degree in Speech Pathology and a current or limited license from the Maryland Department of Health. You will also need a Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) from the American Speech and Hearing Association (ASHA) or be eligible for a Clinical Fellowship Year (CFY).

The Columbus Organization provides an attractive benefits package that includes comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage, licensure reimbursement, continuing education allowances, generous vacation time, and a 401k retirement savings plan, among others.

Yes! The Columbus Organization values professional growth and offers resources for continuing education, mentorship programs, and ongoing support to facilitate your development as a Speech Language Pathologist.

New Speech Language Pathologists at The Columbus Organization are paired with on-site mentors who provide guidance and support. This ensures that you receive the necessary resources and insights as you navigate your role, particularly during your Clinical Fellowship Year.

Absolutely! The Columbus Organization welcomes applicants who are eligible to begin their Clinical Fellowship Year (CFY). As long as you meet the qualifications and licensing requirements, we encourage you to apply.

At The Columbus Organization, Speech Language Pathologists work in a collaborative school environment where the focus is on supporting children with their communication needs. You’ll have access to a team of professionals who share your dedication to making a difference in the community.

When discussing your experience, focus on specific cases or scenarios that highlight your skills. Describe the techniques you used and how they benefited the children, emphasizing your understanding of their unique challenges and how you tailored your approach.

Outline your assessment process, including formal testing and informal observations. Discuss the tools you utilize and how you collaborate with parents and educators to create a comprehensive picture of the child's needs.

Share innovative strategies that you have found effective, such as games, storytelling, and interactive activities. Highlight how your approach fosters a fun and productive learning atmosphere while addressing the child’s speech and language goals.

Discuss the importance of reevaluating therapy goals and strategies. Explain how you would work collaboratively with other professionals and the child's family to adjust interventions and support systems tailored to the child's needs.

Reflect on current challenges such as access to services, varying educational needs, or policy changes. Discuss how you would navigate these challenges while continuing to advocate for the interests of your students.

Talk about your commitment to professional development, including attending workshops, participating in online courses, and being an active member of professional organizations like ASHA. Emphasize the benefits of staying informed about the latest research and techniques.

Emphasize the importance of teamwork when supporting a child's development. Explain how you actively collaborate with teachers to implement strategies within the classroom that support each child’s learning and communication goals.

Choose a session that showcases your approach and skills. Discuss the goals, activities, and outcomes, highlighting how the child's engagement led to positive results.

Detail your approach to communication, highlighting the importance of clarity, transparency, and maintaining a positive tone. Discuss how you would share specific examples of progress and collaborate with the parents to set future goals.

Share your passion for working with children and how the mission of The Columbus Organization resonates with you. Discuss your excitement about the opportunities for professional growth and the supportive environment that aligns with your career goals.