ND Health and Human Services

Speech Language Pathologist

GRAFTON, NDPosted a month ago

Job summary

  • Job post source

    This job is directly from ND Health and Human Services

  • Job overview

    The Speech Language Pathologist at ND Health and Human Services provides goal-directed speech and language services to people of all ages, supporting independence through innovative communication methods.

  • Responsibilities and impact

    The role involves collaborating with interdisciplinary teams, developing communication tools, instructing clients and staff, and implementing strategies to enhance communication and independence.

  • Compensation and benefits

    The position offers a strong and competitive rewards package including health support and family benefits as part of the State of North Dakota's Total Rewards program.

  • Experience and skills

    Candidates must have a master's degree in Speech Language Pathology and be licensed or eligible for licensure in North Dakota; passion for innovative communication and critical thinking skills are highly valued.

  • Career development

    Opportunities exist for expanding clinical skills and lifelong learning in a dynamic, supportive environment focused on professional growth.

  • Work environment and culture

    The work culture emphasizes gratitude, humility, curiosity, courage, and a commitment to empowering people and improving lives within a blended workplace model.

  • Company information

    ND Health and Human Services aims to make North Dakota the healthiest state by delivering well-being services with dignity and respect, supported by a large team and significant funding.

  • Team overview

    The candidate will join the Life Skills and Transition Center team, working collaboratively with Recreation and Leisure and Adaptive Equipment Services teams to support client independence.

  • Job location and travel

    The position is onsite at the Life Skills and Transition Center in Grafton, ND, with a blended workplace model.

  • Application process

    Applicants must submit a resume demonstrating qualifications by the closing date, provide transcripts and certifications at interview, and be legally authorized to work in the U.S.; contact details for assistance are provided.

  • Unique job features

    The job offers unique interdisciplinary collaboration opportunities and the chance to work on innovative communication solutions in a state-supported health services environment.

Company overview

ND Health and Human Services is a government agency dedicated to promoting and ensuring the health and well-being of North Dakota's residents. The organization provides a wide range of services, including public health initiatives, healthcare assistance programs, and support for vulnerable populations. It generates revenue primarily through state and federal funding, as well as grants aimed at improving public health outcomes. An important aspect of its history is the ongoing adaptation to meet the evolving healthcare needs of the community, including recent efforts to enhance mental health services and address public health emergencies. Understanding the agency's commitment to community health and its role in shaping state health policies is crucial for any prospective employee.

How to land this job

  • Tailor your resume to highlight your master's degree in Speech Language Pathology and your eligibility or licensure in North Dakota, as these are minimum qualifications for the role.

  • Emphasize your experience with goal-directed speech and language services, especially in clinical or therapy settings, and your ability to work collaboratively with interdisciplinary teams to support communication and independence.

  • Apply through multiple channels including the ND Health and Human Services official careers page, LinkedIn, and any other job boards listing this position to maximize your visibility.

  • Connect on LinkedIn with current Speech Language Pathologists or team members in the Life Skills and Transition Center or related departments at ND HHS, using ice breakers like commenting on innovative communication strategies or asking about their experience working with the Recreation and Leisure Program or Adaptive Equipment Services.

  • Optimize your resume for ATS by incorporating keywords from the job description such as 'goal-directed speech services,' 'interdisciplinary teams,' 'alternative communication methods,' 'critical thinking,' and 'lifelong learning' to ensure it passes initial screenings.

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