Speech Therapist in South Madrid (mornings)

• Degree or Diploma in Speech Therapy.
• Current professional registration.
• Registration as a self-employed worker or the possibility of registering.
• Availability mainly during morning hours.
• Experience and/or training in neuro-speech therapy.
• Ability to travel through Parla, Griñón, and nearby towns.
• A responsible, organized person capable of working independently.

• We value experience in intervention with the adult population and patients with neurological impairment.

• Flexibility to organize the schedule according to availability.
• Possibility of concentrating patients by area to reduce travel.
• Referral of patients by Logopedia a Domicilio.
• Professional support and coordination during the collaboration.
• Possibility of progressively increasing the number of patients and intervention hours.
• Stable collaboration within a specialized home speech therapy service.

If you are a speech therapist and are looking for a flexible, stable collaboration that is compatible with your professional activity, with a special interest in the field of neuro-speech therapy, we would love to meet you.

Send us your application and we will contact you to provide more information about the collaboration and the intervention areas.

At Logopedia a Domicilio, we are looking to bring on board a freelance collaborating speech therapist to conduct home sessions in the South Madrid area, mainly in Parla, Griñón, and surroundings.

We are looking for a profile with availability during morning hours and with experience and/or knowledge in neuro-speech therapy, with a particular interest in intervention with the adult population and patients with neurological impairment.

The selected person will conduct home speech therapy sessions with patients in the South Madrid area, mainly in Parla, Griñón, and surroundings.

Their main tasks will be the assessment of the patient's needs, the planning and execution of sessions, the establishment of therapeutic goals, the monitoring of progress, and the preparation of reports when necessary.

The intervention will be especially oriented towards the adult population and patients with neurological alterations, working on difficulties related to language, speech, communication and, when necessary, swallowing.

Coordination with families and with other professionals involved in the treatment will also be carried out when the case requires it.