Speech Pathologist
Jordan Haug
What do they do?
- Evaluate the level of speech or language difficulty
- Determine communication problems by having a patient complete basic reading and vocalizing tasks
- Create individualized treatment plans
Job Environment
- 41% work in schools
- 17% work in offices
- 13% work in hospitals
- 5% work in nursing homes
How do you become one and what's their pay?
- Typically need a masters degree
- They must be licensed in most states
- The median annual wage is $69,870
- The range varies from $44,380 to $107,650
Job Outlook
The need for the job is said to grow 19% from 2012 - 2022.
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