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NORTH COUNTY: Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP), 26-27
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What they do
A Speech Language Pathologist diagnoses and treats speech, language, and swallowing disorders in patients with a variety of conditions. Helps patients improve their ability to make sounds or use language, or develop non-spoken means of communication. May specialize in working with patients of a certain age group, or treat speech problems resulting from a condition such as a stroke or cleft palate. Works in schools, hospitals and other healthcare facilities and works closely with physicians, psychologists, social workers, and other therapists.
$101,723 / year median in California
-2% projected decline
Job Description
NORTH COUNTY
Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP), 26-27 at Sound Therapies, Inc. Print Application Deadline 9/13/2026 11:55 PM Pacific Date Posted 7/15/2026 Contact Rachel Zijlstra Number of Openings 2 Salary Pay Range $80,000- $100,000 Annually Add'l Salary Info Health Coverage, 401k Options with Matching, $1,000 Spending Budget Length of Work Year 10 Months Employment Type Full Time About the Employer Sound Therapies is a locally owned, female-founded company made up of a close-knit team of Speech-Language Pathologists who genuinely love working with school-age students.
- M.A. or M.S. degree in SLP or Comm. Sciences & Disorders from an accredited program
- Eligibility for, or completion of, California SLP licensure
- Knowledge of pediatric speech/language development and school-based service delivery
- Passing score on the Praxis SLP exam, or confirmation of a scheduled test date
Application Requirements:
- Resumé (submit via application) Pathway-Specific Requirements 1. Clinical Fellow (CF) / RPE Temporary License Applicant
- Candidates must:
- Be eligible for, or currently hold, a California RPE Temporary License
- Be prepared to complete 36 weeks full-time of supervised professional experience
- Work under the supervision of a nurturing, highly skilled, licensed SLP
- Demonstrate openness to mentorship, feedback, and tons of professional growth
- Passing score on the Praxis SLP exam, or confirmation of a scheduled test date 2. Fully Licensed Speech-Language Pathologists
- Candidates must:
- Hold, or be eligible for, a current, active California SLP license
- Have completed: Master's degree; RPE (36 weeks full-time or equivalent)
- Maintain license in good standing with required continuing education
Suggestions:
- Have contact info for three professional SLP-related references on-hand (name, phone, email; at least one from a school-based setting)
- Have two clinical writing samples ready to share (e.g., [de-identified] assessment report, IEP, or treatment plan; school-based preferred) Requirements / Qualifications Required Education & Foundational Qualifications All applicants must meet the following:
- M.A. or M.S. degree in SLP or Comm. Sciences & Disorders from an accredited program
- Eligibility for, or completion of, California SLP licensure
- Knowledge of pediatric speech/language development and school-based service delivery
- Passing score on the Praxis SLP exam, or confirmation of a scheduled test date
Application Requirements:
- Resumé (submit via application) Pathway-Specific Requirements 1. Clinical Fellow (CF) / RPE Temporary License Applicant
- Candidates must:
- Be eligible for, or currently hold, a California RPE Temporary License
- Be prepared to complete 36 weeks full-time of supervised professional experience
- Work under the supervision of a nurturing, highly skilled, licensed SLP
- Demonstrate openness to mentorship, feedback, and tons of professional growth
- Passing score on the Praxis SLP exam, or confirmation of a scheduled test date 2. Fully Licensed Speech-Language Pathologists
- Candidates must:
- Hold, or be eligible for, a current, active California SLP license
- Have completed: Master's degree; RPE (36 weeks full-time or equivalent)
- Maintain license in good standing with required continuing education
Suggestions:
- Have contact info for three professional SLP-related references on-hand (name, phone, email; at least one from a school-based setting)
- Have two clinical writing samples ready to share (e.
Comments and Other Information Sound Therapies-Specific Expectations:
- Commitment to a collaborative, mentorship-driven clinical culture
- Active participation in: Clinical supervision (for CFs/Temp. RPEs); Ongoing PD, CEU opportunities
- Strong, consistent communication with school teams, families, and internal leadership
- Alignment with Sound Therapies' core values of support, growth, and clinical excellence
Comments and Other Information Sound Therapies-Specific Expectations:
- Commitment to a collaborative, mentorship-driven clinical culture
- Active participation in: Clinical supervision (for CFs/Temp. RPEs); Ongoing PD, CEU opportunities
- Strong, consistent communication with school teams, families, and internal leadership
- Alignment with Sound Therapies' core values of support, growth, and clinical excellence CalSTRS Links Not all postings qualify for CalSTRS.