Pediatric Speech Language Pathologist

Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) / Open to Clinical Fellow (CF)

Health Insurance: Employer-subsidized medical coverage for eligible full-time employees, with HSA and FSA plan options Dental & Vision Insurance: Optional coverage available

This position offers an unusually flexible scheduling structure, allowing clinicians to have meaningful input into their workweek and annual schedule. Primary Therapy Hours: MondayFriday, approximately 8:00 AM5:00 PMFull-time, part-time, PRN, and temporary/contract opportunities available No weekend requirements Flexibility to structure daily hours around patient care and productivity expectations Potential for a condensed workweek, depending on caseload and coverage needs Ability to select the number of weeks worked annually, with up to four weeks PTONine separate holidays Salaried clinicians maintain their established salary during patient absences, subject to agreed productivity expectations Rather than requiring every clinician to follow the same schedule, the facility works with therapists to establish a realistic billable-hours target and annual work schedule that aligns with their professional and personal goals. Patient Population & Treatment Approach The facility serves children with moderate developmental delays and complex developmental needs, including autism, Down syndrome, spina bifida, communication disorders, feeding difficulties, and other developmental conditions. Speech Therapy Services Include: Receptive and expressive language development Articulation and speech sound disorders Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) Feeding therapy Functional communication and social participation Individualized interventions integrated into classroom activities and daily routines Treatment Structure: Primarily individualized, one-on-one therapy Treatment sessions typically 15, 30, or 45 minutes Evaluations ranging from 30120 minutes, depending on clinical needs Access to dedicated therapy rooms, sensory areas, and classroom environments Established pediatric population on-site throughout the program day Documentation generally completed during the final minutes of treatment sessions A major advantage of this setting is the ability to observe children in their natural environments, collaborate with their care teams, and help therapy skills carry over into everyday activities.

Clinical Fellowship Supervision Available: New graduates join an established speech therapy department with experienced SLPs who provide mentorship, supervision, and clinical support. Team Culture & Professional GrowthThis facility is known for its highly collaborative, supportive environment and commitment to continued learning. SLPs work alongside an established multidisciplinary team that includes approximately five Speech-Language Pathologists, as well as occupational therapists, physical therapists, teachers, nurses, and support staff. The clinical philosophy emphasizes understanding each child's individual needs, adapting the environment to support success, and building meaningful relationships with children and families. Experienced clinicians may also have opportunities to participate in mentorship, program development, and therapy leadership initiatives. Apply Today! This is an excellent opportunity for an SLP or Clinical Fellow seeking a rewarding pediatric position with flexible scheduling, individualized patient care, strong mentorship, and a collaborative team.