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Speech Language Pathologist
Berkshire Health & Rehabilitation Center, a 180-bed healthcare center in Vinton, Virginia, is seeking a PRN Speech Language Pathologist who holds a valid license in speech pathology in Virginia. Join our experienced team of rehab professionals who are committed to helping each patient recover the strengths, skills, independence, and confidence to return home to family and friends. Whether you are a seasoned professional or at the beginning of your career, consider utilizing your talents as an SLP to help improve the lives of our patients.
The SLP will be responsible for identification of needs & delivery of services to patients who require speech therapy intervention in accordance with all state & federal regulations; collaborates with center staff to promote the highest possible physical, mental & psychosocial well-being for the patients.
Qualifications: Speech Language Pathologist License by Virginia Board of Audiology & Speech Language Pathology.
Our exclusive Lifeworks Rehab program is rooted in compassionate, outcome-driven care, and we are committed to getting our patients home quickly, safely, and healthier than ever! You do not want to miss an amazing opportunity to join our team and collaborate with over 50 speech language therapists companywide!
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The daily experience of our patients and residents is defined by the daily interactions with our team. We take this responsibility very seriously, establishing a supportive environment for residents and employees alike.
Great Benefits
Our employees enjoy excellent pay, hours, health insurance, vacation time and growth opportunities, in addition to working alongside some of the most passionate and knowledgeable people in the industry.
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Felix Ahenkorah, LPN
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“I chose to get into physical therapy after my mother suffered a stroke. At the time, I didn't have the skills or the knowledge to really help her. I wanted to improve her quality of life and had a strong desire to help others as well. So, I went to school in the Philippines, received my bachelor's degree, and began my career as a PT.
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