Ad Type: Looking for a job Experience Level: Internship Contract Type: Full-time Qualification: Bachelor : When does my child need speech therapy? Delayed Speech: If your child is two years old and does not use more than 2 words, or at three years old cannot form simple three-word sentences. Pronunciation Difficulties: If your child has difficulty pronouncing certain letters or sounds, or substitutes some for others, affecting the clarity of their speech. Assessment and Diagnosis: Assessing and examining patients to review medical history and understand speech and language problems. Diagnosing speech fluency disorders (such as stuttering), language disorders (receptive and expressive), speech disorders (substitution, omission, and distortion), voice disorders, and swallowing disorders. Conducting tests to determine the underlying causes of the disorders. Treatment and Rehabilitation: Developing personalized treatment plans based on individual needs. Providing direct care and therapeutic interventions to address disorders. Monitoring patient progress and adjusting treatment plans as needed. Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC): Preparing and using augmentative and alternative communication methods, such as communication boards and visual symbols, for individuals with speech difficulties. Training patients and their families to effectively use these tools and strategies in daily life.