Support patient-centered communication and swallowing outcomes as a casual Speech Language Pathologist at Royal Columbian Hospital in British Columbia.

This Fraser Health position serves patients through assessment, diagnosis, prognosis, treatment planning, and intervention evaluation. The work includes communication, speech, voice, and dysphagia care, with education for patients and caregivers. Collaboration supports effective care planning and transitions.

Key Responsibilities:

- Review records, interview patients, and perform evidence-based assessments
- Analyze needs and develop outcome-focused treatment strategies
- Provide interventions consistent with treatment guidelines
- Teach self-management, health promotion, and disability prevention
- Maintain records, progress notes,



statistics, and written reports

Requirements:

- Current registration with the College of Health and Care Professionals of BC
- Applicable College certification requirements
- Knowledge of CSHBC standards and clinical practice guidelines
- Ability to communicate respectfully with patients and care teams
- Ability to prioritize workload and adjust to unexpected events

Use clinical assessment, treatment planning, and patient education skills to support communication and dysphagia function at Royal Columbian Hospital.

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📌 Hospital Speech Pathologist Communication Dysphagia (New Westminster)
🏢 Fraser Health Authority
📍 New Westminster