Benefits:

401(k)

Competitive salary

Free uniforms

Paid time off

The National Brain Injury Institute (NBII) exists as the primary source for everything TBI related in the United States of America. From our Directory of TBI related services to our leadership role in establishing a “Concussion Protocol” for the everyday American, in every state in America, we exist to make life better for the more than 3 million patients that suffer from TBI related injuries every year.

Responsibilities

Assessment of speech and language abilities by conducting comprehensive evaluations

Will do swallow assessment to some patients if needed

Will assess deficiencies in cognitive communication

Conducts cognitive rehabilitation therapy for trauma patients to help them improve their thinking abilities

Utilize assessment findings to develop personalized treatment plans

Apply evidence-based strategies and techniques during therapy sessions

Continually monitor and document client progress and adjust treatment plans as necessary

Develop strategies and techniques for continual progress with clients, families, and caregivers

Will work closely with other multidisciplinary teams (CA Office Manager, HR, Admins, MDs, NPs, MAs and other important staff members) to provide patients with the best possible individualized care to reach their ultimate goal of achieving the highest possible level of independent function for participation in daily activities

What we offer:

W2, Full-time and Permanent position

14 days PTO and Sickdays

4 Mental Health Days (capped 1 per quarter)

6 Paid Holidays

Mon - Fri 9am to 5pm, Fixed Weekends off

401k (Optional)

Annual Salary Range from $97,00 - $107,000 based upon experience

EXCELLENT LIFESTYLE and pristine work environment -- this is not your typical primary care daily grind, this is a high-end medical office.

Location: Los Angeles: 3530 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 1230, CA 90010

Preferred Qualifications

Prior professional clinical experience in an academic medical center environment.

Prior experience working with an interdisciplinary health provider team.

Possession of or proven eligibility for licensure as a Speech Language Pathologist by the Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology Board of California.

Must be proficient with technology including smartphones, G-Suite cloud-products (e.g. Google Sheets, Documents), and EHRs (ours is Practice Fusion)

Fluency also in Spanish is preffered but not required