Support communication and school participation as a Speech-Language Pathologist serving First Nations schools across Manitoba. Apply assessment and therapeutic intervention within an interdisciplinary team.
The Speech-Language Pathologist provides specialized communication-related services through a three-tiered service delivery model. The work includes assessment, programming, therapeutic intervention, and consultation. Services enhance students’ access to academics and participation in school within First Nations education settings.
Key Responsibilities:
- Provide specialized communication-related services to First Nations schools
- Conduct assessments and develop programming for students
- Deliver therapeutic communication interventions
- Provide consultative services within a three-tiered model
- Work within an interdisciplinary school-based qualified team
Requirements:
- Master’s Degree in Speech-Language Pathology
- Full or provisional CASLPM registration
- Permanent or provisional School Clinical Certificate
- Knowledge of Manitoba curriculum frameworks and inclusive education models
- Valid Class 5 licence, reliable vehicle, and required checks
Use assessment, intervention, consultation, and collaboration skills to support academic access and school participation for Manitoba First Nations students.