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Ray of Sunshine Pediatric Therapy, LLC
Speech-Language Pathology Assistant
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What they do
A Speech Language Pathology Assistant assists licensed speech language pathologists in treating people with speech and language or other communication disorders or swallowing disorders. Assists with screening and helps patients with therapy activities. Works with adults or children and helps to treat a variety of speech disorders or communication problems created by stroke or injury.
$47,174 / year median in Arkansas
+19% projected growth
Job Description
Be part of a child's journey to finding their voice. At Ray of Sunshine Pediatric Therapy, we believe every child deserves personalized, compassionate care — and our SLPAs are essential to making that happen. Working under the supervision of our licensed Speech-Language Pathologists, you'll help deliver engaging, effective therapy that builds real progress in the kids we serve. If you're looking for a supportive team environment where your work directly changes lives, we'd love to meet you. What You'll Do Implement individualized treatment plans developed by supervising SLPs Conduct guided therapy activities to build speech, language, and communication skills Document session notes and track patient progress accurately and consistently Prepare therapy materials and maintain an organized, engaging treatment space Support pediatric cases across a range of needs, including early intervention Communicate professionally with families, teachers, and the care team Assist with screenings and administrative tasks as directed by the supervising SLP Follow all clinic protocols for safety, documentation, and quality of care What You Bring Completion of an accredited SLPA program (associate's or bachelor's level, per state requirements) Current state registration/certification as an SLPA (or eligibility to obtain) Solid understanding of anatomy and physiology related to speech and communication Experience with children preferred, especially in pediatric or early intervention settings Strong verbal and written communication skills A collaborative, team-first mindset and genuine passion for patient care Why You'll Love It Here Flexible scheduling built around work-life balance Mileage & travel reimbursement Continuing education support to keep building your skills Clear paths for growth as you gain experience under SLP mentorship Referral program rewarding you for growing our team A warm, team-oriented culture where you're never just "support staff" — you're part of the care team Ready to help kids build confidence, one session at a time? Apply today.