Speech Language Pathologist - PRN

Advance Your Career as an Speech Language Pathologist | Great Growth Potential 

Columbus, GA offers big-city energy without the congestion, featuring a lively arts scene, downtown living, and an active outdoor lifestyle with river sports, trails, and easy access to the mountains and the beach.

In this per diem role (1-2 days per week), you will evaluate and treat adult patients with speech, language, voice, and swallowing disorders, developing individualized care plans to improve communication and functional outcomes. You’ll collaborate with a multidisciplinary team while maintaining accurate documentation and delivering evidence-based therapy. CFY's are encouraged to apply.

At HPRC in Columbus, Georgia, a member of the Confluent Health Family, Speech Language Pathologists practice in an environment built for high quality care, professional growth, and sustainable careers. We support clinicians with innovative tools, strong mentorship, and clear development pathways. 

As a PRN Speech Therapist, you will enjoy these benefits:

• 401(K) with a 4% employer match. 
• Free Continued Education with Evidence In Motion (EIM)
• AI clinical documentation support, built to significantly reduce after hours charting so work stays at work.  

• A care model designed to support quality outcomes and efficiency.  

• Develop and implement individualized therapy programs to improve communication, cognitive function, and swallowing for patients
• Perform comprehensive assessments using subjective evaluations and objective tests to determine patient needs and treatment goals
• Monitor patient progress, adjust treatment plans as needed, and document outcomes to ensure optimal rehabilitation results
• Collaborate with healthcare teams, educate patients and families, and consult with physicians to support effective treatment and care coordination

• Current Georgia license as a Speech Language Pathologist or ability to obtain license
• Recent graduates and experienced Speech Language Pathologists encouraged to apply
• Must be familiar with treating adults with neurological conditions for all speech needs, including cognitive therapy, language, and swallowing.