Category Schools - SLPA Job Type Contract Embark on a meaningful contract opportunity supporting K-12 students near Kansas City, KS as a Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA). Step into a role where you'll make a tangible impact by partnering closely with licensed SLPs to boost student communication and language success across multiple school campuses. This flexible position provides the autonomy to build your own weekly schedule based on student needs, campus assignments, and your professional preferences.

Key Qualifications:

• Completion of an accredited Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) program and active SLPA licensure
• Experience working in K-12 school settings preferred
• Strong collaboration skills to partner with supervising SLPs, educators, and families
• Proficient at tracking student progress and collecting data
• Ability to set priorities, self-manage, and adapt to varying school site demands
• Efficient communication and organizational talents
• Transportation needed for travel between schools

Primary Responsibilities:

• Provide direct therapy to students under supervision of SLP
• Execute treatment plans, language interventions, and communication activities
• Accurately collect and maintain data on student outcomes
• Support SLPs with caseload management across assigned campuses (typically 1-3 per week)
• Flexibly adjust schedule and workload in collaboration with the SLP and school site needs
• Maintain detailed and confidential records in accordance with school protocols
• Participate in collaborative meetings with education staff and SLPs This unique position offers a rare blend of meaningful student impact and autonomy over your daily schedule.

School-year assignment runs through May 2027, with the opportunity to nurture your professional skills while contributing to supportive campus communities. Build a rewarding K-12 speech therapy career—apply now to take the next step and help students achieve their communication goals! Equal Opportunity Employer Minorities/Women/Veterans/Disabled