Step into a rewarding position where your skills as a Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) can make a profound difference for students across the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Multiple contract opportunities are available, providing the chance to collaborate with a dedicated team and positively impact the lives of children from kindergarten through high school. This full-time assignment offers 37.5 hours each week, working within dynamic school environments and supporting a diverse K-12 student population. You will play an essential role in implementing treatment plans designed by Speech-Language Pathologists, and your expertise will directly support students communication and academic success.
What were looking for:
Active SLPA license or eligibility in Texas Previous experience supporting Speech-Language Pathologists in school-based settings strongly preferred Comfort working with a broad range of ages, backgrounds, and communication needs Strong organizational and time management skills to manage caseloads effectively Commitment to fostering an inclusive, positive atmosphere for students, families, and colleagues Core responsibilities include: Conducting individual and group speech-language therapy sessions under the supervision of an SLP Assisting with speech, language, and communication screenings and assessments Documenting student progress and maintaining accurate records Collaborating with educators, families, and related service providers Supporting the development and adaptation of materials tailored to student needs Take advantage of the opportunity to build your experience in vibrant, supportive settings throughout Dallas/Fort Worth, all while developing your clinical skills and advancing your career. These contract roles offer the chance to make lasting connections with students and colleagues and to be part of a community dedicated to meaningful student growth. If you are passionate about helping students reach their greatest communication potential, apply today to help shape futuresone voice at a time!