Step into an impactful role supporting students communication growth for the 2026-2027 academic year. We're seeking multiple Speech-Language Pathologist Clinical Fellows (SLP-CFY) for a contract opportunity in a dynamic school environment near Middleburg, FL. This position is exclusively on-site and will support a range of campuses and student needs. You'll provide speech-language services for a diverse caseload, potentially across several schools, serving students from PreK through grade 12 with mild to moderate needs. Some sites focus on specialized populations, allowing you to gain comprehensive experience in varying settings and age groups.

Key Qualifications:

Current FL Department of Health SLP License required Eligibility for Clinical Fellowship Year (CFY) status Previous fingerprint clearance for FL school districts preferred or ability to complete new background checks as needed Strong communication, organization, and flexibility for itinerant assignments

Primary Responsibilities:

Deliver consistent, evidence-based speech and language therapy Manage documentation for each student in accordance with school and state guidelines Collaborate with teachers, parents, and other service professionals Travel between assigned school sites as needed to meet student needs Participate in IEP meetings and support progress monitoring

What Youll Gain:

Diverse hands-on experience with a supportive educational team Expand your expertise working with various age groups and exceptional populations Professional development opportunities throughout your assignment Streamlined onboarding and support during time-sensitive credentialing

Position Details:

Start as soon as credentialing is complete; role runs through the end of May 2027 35 hours per week (standard school day hours) Itinerant support across several local campuses (caseloads and exact schools assigned based on district need) If youre ready for a rewarding SLP-CFY experience where you can truly make a difference, submit your application today! Advance your clinical skills and support students success in a welcoming school community.