Our Speech Language Pathologist chooses the schedule which works best for them. We have full and part-time Speech Language Pathologist opportunities. Join a team that understands the best way for us to take care of our students is to first take care of ourselves. We provide healthy and balanced workloads and a team that supports you every step of the way.
SLP Responsibilities
- Manage a caseload of students and provide speech services regularly and consistently. Assist with addressing the compensatory backlog of services.
- Provide consultation with teachers and parents as needed
- Complete speech evaluations and make IEP recommendations for speech services
- Attend ARD meetings
- Maintain organized records of services provided
- Provide progress reports for each student per grading period
- Supervise one-two SLPA (not required)
Qualifications and Experience
- Must possess a master’s degree (MA or M.S.) from an accredited institution
- Must possess SLP licensure
- 2-3 years of experience in a school setting is a plus but not required
- Knowledge of diagnostic procedures, education of special education students, human development
- Excellent organization and planning skills
- Demonstrated passion for students, especially those with disabilities
- Effective interpersonal skills
- Must possess a valid Driver’s License
Who You Work With Is Important.
This is a new world for educational professionals working at our schools. The demands placed on you at the school from the students, families, and your employer, are challenging to balance. We listened to what you needed and built a new model for educational professionals. We want to be the employer of choice.
Check out our Careers page to see more about what makes us different.
The Speech and Related Services Clinical Director is Tamala Hutchinson-Close, and Natalie Horstman is our Speech and Related Services Clinical Lead.