Speech and Language Pathologist

The speech and language pathologist (SLP) evaluates and treats patients of all ages. Serves as a role model in delivery of professional services and as a clinical resource for staff and students. A master''s degree in speech/language patholgy is required. New Hampshire state licensure is required, including Certificate of Clinical Competence. SLP''s may be hired in their clinicial fellowship year (CFY) and need a temporary license as per the SLP New Hampshire Practice Act. Temporary licensure must transition to permanent licensure upon completion of the CFY.