Support a small, focused caseload with students who experience selective mutism, making a direct impact in a specialized school setting. This contract opportunity is perfect for a Speech-Language Pathologist ready to provide impactful, individualized services in a flexible, one-day-per-week schedule. This assignment targets the 2026-2027 school year, with services set to begin right away and extend through June 21, 2027. You'll work closely with a handful of students (approximately three), conducting direct sessions, collaborating within multidisciplinary teams, and documenting your interventionall in a concentrated eight-hour workday each week.

Qualifications and Desired Experience:

Holds active and current Speech-Language Pathologist licensure in New Hampshire Brings at least clinical or classroom experience treating students with selective mutism Has achieved the Certificate of Clinical Competence (SLP-CCC) Prior school-based SLP experience highly preferred Strong skills in documentation, communication, and remote or in-person collaboration

Role Responsibilities:

Deliver speech-language therapy services, primarily focusing on students with selective mutism Conduct evaluations, therapy sessions, monitor and document progress Attend required team meetings and contribute expert insights to IEP processes Communicate clearly with educators and caregivers on student strategies and progress Complete all administrative documentation timely to support compliance and student success This position provides the flexibility of working a single eight-hour day per week, with a caseload that allows for individualized attention and a deep connection to each student's growth. Compensation is competitive and reflects the specialized expertise required for this role. Take your next step as a specialized SLP, focusing your skills where they matter most! Submit your resume, a brief bullet-point summary of your experience, and proof of active licensure to be considered. Bring your expertise to a supportive educational environment and help students find their voice. Apply today!