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Soliant Health

School-Based Speech Language Pathologist Assistant - Genesee, Idaho

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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.

$52,094 / year median in Idaho

+22% projected growth

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Job Description

Category Schools - SLPA Job Type Contract Step into a rewarding contract opportunity supporting K-12 students as a Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA). This role is perfect for a motivated professional passionate about helping learners develop their communication skills and reach their full academic potential. Working under the supervision of a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist, you'll provide essential support within an education-focused environment.
Required Qualifications:
Active SLPA license in the state or eligibility for licensure. Experience or practicum in a school-based setting preferred. Deep understanding of child development and language disorders. Excellent communication and documentation abilities. Collaborative and adaptable work style to support students, teachers, and fellow clinicians.
Key Responsibilities:
Implement individualized speech and language therapy plans crafted by the supervising SLP. Work one-on-one and in small groups with students to address a variety of speech or language needs. Assist in conducting screenings and informal assessments as directed. Maintain accurate records of student progress and session notes. Communicate regularly with teachers and the supervising SLP regarding student needs. Prepare materials, activities, and visual aids for therapy sessions. Foster a welcoming, supportive environment where every student can thrive. This contract position offers you valuable school-based experience in a welcoming community. You'll enhance your clinical skills, collaborate with dedicated special education professionals, and play a meaningful role in students' development. If you're ready to make a positive impact and build your resume with hands-on experience, submit your application today and take the next step in your school-based SLPA career! Equal Opportunity Employer Minorities/Women/Veterans/Disabled