Key Responsibilities:

- Conduct
assessments to identify speech, language, voice, fluency, and swallowing
disorders

- Develop
individualized therapy plans based on patient needs

- Provide
one -on -one and group therapy sessions

- Support
children with developmental delays, autism, hearing impairment, and learning
difficulties

- Assist
adults with speech difficulties due to stroke, injury, or neurological
conditions

- Monitor
progress and modify treatment plans accordingly

- Maintain
detailed case records and therapy reports

- Educate and
counsel patients, parents, and caregivers

- Collaborate
with doctors, psychologists, special educators, and other professionals

- Participate
in awareness programs, camps, and community outreach (especially in NGO
settings)







Requirements

Required Qualifications and Skills:

Master’s
degree in Speech -Language Pathology / Audiology (BASLP / MASLP) from the recognized
university.

Strong
communication and interpersonal skill.

Ability to
work with diverse age groups and disabilities.

Documentation
and reporting skills.

Teamwork and
coordination abilities.

1–3 years of
experience preferred for independently case handling in NGOs sector.

Involve
field visits and community -based rehabilitation work.

Support
early identification and intervention programs

Train
parents and community workers