Remote Speech Pathologist Opening – Manchester, NH Position Available In Hillsborough, New Hampshire

Category Schools – SLP Job Type Contract Join our established team of virtual education specialists as a Speech Language Pathologist serving New Hampshire school districts through innovative telepractice services. Our organization is committed to ensuring all students have access to quality speech therapy regardless of geographic location or traditional service delivery barriers. This remote position offers experienced SLPs the opportunity to expand their impact while enjoying professional flexibility. Position Structure and Time Commitment This full-time virtual role requires 37.5 hours per week providing speech therapy services to students ranging from elementary through high school levels. Your caseload will consist of 40-55 students with mixed communication needs, allowing for both individual and small group intervention sessions. The position emphasizes quality service delivery with adequate time for assessment, intervention planning, and comprehensive documentation. Student Population and Case Complexity You’ll work with students presenting various communication disorders including articulation and phonological processes, receptive and expressive language delays, pragmatic language difficulties, and fluency disorders. The majority of students are motivated learners who respond well to virtual therapy approaches, though your caseload will also include students requiring more intensive intervention strategies. The diverse age range provides opportunities for varied therapeutic techniques and approaches. Primary Clinical Responsibilities Perform virtual speech-language evaluations using evidence-based assessment tools Develop comprehensive intervention plans targeting specific student goals Provide direct virtual therapy services using interactive digital platforms Collaborate with educational teams and families through video conferencing Maintain detailed clinical records and progress monitoring documentation Participate in IEP development, review, and transition meetings Offer consultation services to teachers and educational support personnel Ensure adherence to state and federal special education compliance requirements Professional Qualifications and Experience Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology from accredited program ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC-SLP) Current New Hampshire speech-language pathology licensure Minimum 2 years of pediatric/school clinical experience Telepractice experience preferred but comprehensive training provided Strong knowledge of developmental communication milestones Experience with culturally and linguistically diverse populations Excellent interpersonal and communication abilities Virtual Practice Requirements You’ll provide services from your home office using our secure, HIPAA-compliant telepractice platform specifically designed for educational settings. A professional workspace with reliable internet connectivity and appropriate technology is essential. Our support team provides thorough training on virtual therapy techniques and ongoing technical assistance to ensure optimal service delivery and student engagement. If interested, apply here or contact: Alex Gonzalez 470-900-4181 Equal Opportunity Employer Minorities/Women/Veterans/Disabled