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Soliant Health

School Speech Language Pathologist (SLP)

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Category Schools - SLP Job Type Contract Step into an impactful role supporting students in a close-knit educational environment as a contract Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP). This part-time opportunity is ideal for professionals eager to make a meaningful difference within a specialized elementary autism resource program. With a supportive setting and a manageable caseload, you'll build relationships and witness real progress firsthand. This rewarding position begins as soon as possible and continues through early June 2027. You'll provide direct speech-language services to a caseload of five elementary-age students, collaborating closely with educators and support staff. Your expertise will help create an encouraging and inclusive learning atmosphere, supporting communication growth and social development for those in an autism program setting.
Qualifications and Preferred Experience:
Valid or pending state SLP license (Clinical Fellow (CFY) or CCC considered) Experience or strong interest in working with elementary-aged children Background in school-based speech therapy or resource classrooms is a plus Familiarity with autism spectrum support needs Ability to collaborate within inter-professional teams
Key Responsibilities:
Assess, plan, and implement individualized therapy for students with communication challenges Collaborate with teachers and classroom support staff to integrate communication goals across settings Maintain consistent documentation and progress monitoring for all students Participate in IEP meetings and parent consultations as needed
Why You'll Love This Role:
Flexible part-time schedule: 16-21 hours per week with the possibility of full-time expansion Opportunity for professional growth and experience within a focused caseload Chance to shape a positive, inclusive classroom community Bring your compassion and expertise to a setting where your skillset has tangible impact every day. If you're ready to inspire elementary students and work alongside dedicated professionals, we encourage you to apply today! Equal Opportunity Employer Minorities/Women/Veterans/Disabled