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Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) - Middle & High School Campus
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Hilltop Mall, CA (In Person)
$102,492 Salary, Part-Time
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Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) - Middle & High School Campus at Making Waves Academy Print Application Deadline 6/30/2026 11:55 PM Pacific Date Posted 5/30/2026 Contact Jody Fortney 510-779-1368 Number of Openings 1 Salary Pay Range $45.67 - $52.88 Per Hour Length of Work Year 12 months Employment Type Part Time About the Employer When You Join Making Waves Academy You Commit to Intergenerational Change. You will join a team dedicated to rigorously and holistically preparing students from the 5th grade to their ultimate career success. Our bold mission is to interrupt inequity by supporting every Wave-Maker's journey to a rewarding life dream. As an employee, you will uphold high expectations for academics and behavior within a close-knit, supportive community. You will be instrumental in fostering essential durable skills like critical thinking and self-advocacy, crucial for any field. This is more than a job; it's a commitment to empowering students to lead fulfilling lives, have rewarding careers and give back to their respective communities to recycle their success. We are looking for leaders and advocates ready to make a lasting impact. Job Summary Job Summary When you join the team, you'll make connections matter. At Making Waves Academy, we believe communication is the foundation of equity. As a part-time Speech-Language Pathologist on our campus, you aren't just treating disorders—you are empowering first-generation students to find their voice, master academic language, and lead their own futures. You will join a high-impact multidisciplinary team dedicated to closing the opportunity gap for students in grades 5-12. Why Join Our Team? Working with middle and high school students means focusing on higher-level pragmatics, social communication, and executive functioning rather than grueling, back-to-back articulation drills. Secondary student IEPs typically require fewer direct weekly therapy minutes, allowing you more time for high-quality, focused intervention and meaningful case management. We value clinical independence. You will have the flexibility to design and control your own weekly schedule—building your testing, evaluation, and therapy blocks seamlessly around our middle and high school bell schedules. We offer a highly competitive hourly rate depending on experience, along with a supportive environment that honors your expertise.