A speech therapist job in Los Angeles, also known as a speech-language pathologist (SLP), is a position that evaluates, prevents, diagnoses, and treats abnormalities in language, speech, cognitive communication, social communication, and swallowing in both children and adults. These disorders can manifest in a variety of ways, including stuttering, difficulty communicating socially, and difficulty swallowing food.
Speech disorders are typically characterized by an individual's inability to produce sounds in speech in a fluid and accurate manner. Consider the case of stuttering. The following categories of speech difficulties are included:

The process of thinking aloud
Despite the fact that cognitive communication can be inherited, it most commonly develops as a result of a traumatic brain injury, stroke, or dementia. This include activities such as paying attention, planning, arranging one's ideas around an issue, remembering, and problem-solving. 

Communication in the social sphere 
This condition typically manifests itself in a person's inability to communicate effectively with others, both verbally and nonverbally. This involves issues with following norms, communicating for social purposes such as greeting or questioning others, and listening difficulties. In a nutshell, those who fall under the autism spectrum have a social communication impairment, which is also present in those who have suffered traumatic brain injuries. 

Disorder of the language
A person is said to have a language disorder if they struggle to communicate their ideas and thoughts through expressive language while also having difficulty understanding receptive language. This disorder can be spoken or written about, and it may affect the form of syntax, the form of phonology, the form of morphology, and the content of semantics. In addition to this, it requires employing pragmatic language in ways that are socially and functionally suitable.

Problems with Swallowing
A person is said to have a swallowing condition, also known as dysphagia, if they have trouble both feeding themselves and swallowing. This disease can result in a variety of adverse health effects, including illness, stroke, the need for surgery, or injury.

Disorders of the phonological system
Phonological problems cause individuals to be able to correctly make sounds with their muscles, but the sounds that actually come out of their mouths do not follow the pattern of how speech should sound.