Dual Certified Speech Language Pathologist and Special Educator

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I am a speech and language pathologist with a multitude of experience within schools throughout Long Island and Manhattan. I am currently seeking a position within a Long Island school district for the 2014-2015 school year. I hold certifications in speech language pathology and elementary education in both regular and special education. I have worked with a variety of students with various types of delays and disabilities, using a number of service delivery models.  

 

Attached are my cover letter and resume outlining my experience in more detail.

 

Thank you for your time and consideration!

 

 

Charlotte M Hawkins MA; CCC-SLP

CharlotteMHawkins@Gmail.com

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