Sonic Healthcare USA: Provides clinical laboratory and anatomical pathology diagnostic services.
MD or DO eligible for Oregon licensure; board certified/eligible in AP/CP; strong surgical pathology skills; fellowship training preferred; shared call responsibilities required; open to recent graduates and experienced pathologists.
Dayton School District 8: Provides K-12 public education and athletics in Dayton, Oregon.
Valid Oregon Speech Language Pathologist license (TSPC); knowledge of speech/language development, assessment, and intervention; ability to collaborate with educators, families, and multidisciplinary teams.
PeaceHealth: Provides non-profit medical care through hospitals and clinics.
1+ YOEMaster's or Doctorate in Speech-Language Pathology; Licensed Speech Pathologist in Oregon; CCC-SLP; Basic Life Support; valid driver's license and insurance; 1 year Home Health experience.
Samaritan Health Services: Operates a regional network of non-profit hospitals and clinics.
Current unencumbered Oregon SLP license, ASHA CCC or active CFY, Healthcare Provider BLS, ability to travel to multiple care points, skills in evaluation and treatment of communication and swallowing disorders.
Connect the Dots Pediatric Therapy: Pediatric outpatient clinic providing occupational, physical, and speech therapy.
Master's in Speech-Language Pathology, current Oregon SLP license, strong communication and clinical reasoning, experience with autism/non-verbal children and telehealth a plus.
KidsCare Home Health: Provider of pediatric home health and therapy services.
State licensure as SLP, master\u0002s degree in speech-language pathology, CPR certification, valid driver\u0002s license, pediatric/home health experience preferred, strong communication and clinical skills.
Pediatric Developmental Services: Provides pediatric therapy services to schools and clinical settings.
Master's in SLP or Communication Disorders, ASHA certification, state SLP license; provides services based on IEPs/504, conducts evaluations, writes reports; benefits include insurance, IRA match, CEUs, materials stipend, licensure reimbursement.
Waterfall Community Health Center: Provides integrated primary healthcare services to underserved communities.
1+ YOEMaster's in speech-language pathology or equivalent, unrestricted Oregon license and board certification, BLS/CPR preferred, 1–3+ years clinical experience with pediatric autism, crisis intervention training, TB test, and proficiency with Microsoft Office.
Marquis Companies: Provider of senior living and post-acute healthcare services.
Graduate of accredited SLP program, current or pending state licensure, CPR certification, NPI upon hire, strong organizational and program development skills.
Providence: Provides comprehensive healthcare services through hospitals, clinics, and health plans.
Master's or Ph.D. in Speech/Language Pathology, Oregon SLP license upon hire, BLS (AHA) required, specialized SLP training as needed, strong evaluation and treatment skills.
Klamath County School District: Public school district providing K-12 education in Klamath County, Oregon.
Provide diagnostic and intervention services for students with speech, language, and hearing disorders; hold relevant SLP license; comply with district, state, and federal guidelines; maintain required training and licenses.
University of Oregon: Public research university providing higher education and academic research.
Master's in Speech-Language Pathology, Oregon SLP license, CPR/First Aid, ability to travel within Lane County, enrollment in Central Background Registry, and experience providing early intervention services.
Functional Pathways: Provides contract rehabilitation therapy services to senior living communities.
Master's in Speech-Language Pathology, active state license, completion of required certifications/screenings, strong organizational and communication skills.
Clackamas Education Service District: Provides regional educational support and specialized student services.
State SLP license required; ability to maintain first aid/CPR, crisis intervention and physical management certifications; experience with AAC/AT, IEPs, and Medicaid documentation; valid driver's license and reliable vehicle.
Neurotherapeutic Pediatric Therapies: Providing specialized pediatric therapy services for children and families.
Oregon SLP license (or ability to obtain), CPR, pediatric experience, ability to work 30–40 hrs/week, play-based treatment planning, documentation and family collaboration.