Speech-Language Pathologist Assistant

Ro Health is seeking a Speech Language Pathologist Assistant to support high-quality, client-centered care across school, healthcare, and community settings. Under the direction of a licensed speech-language pathologist, you will help carry out therapy activities, prepare materials, encourage clients as they practice communication skills, and document observations and progress. You’ll collaborate with clinicians, families, school staff, and care teams while following assigned treatment plans, privacy rules, and site procedures. Join a mission-driven, collaborative staffing organization focused on reliable service, strong relationships, and improved outcomes. This opportunity offers exposure to varied care settings and the chance to grow professionally with a supportive, responsive team. Assignment requirements and duties may vary by location. Assist speech-language pathologists with therapy sessions and treatment activities under their direction. Support clients in practicing speech, language, communication, and swallowing skills as assigned. Prepare therapy materials, organize session spaces, and help maintain a supportive clinical environment. Observe and document client participation and progress, sharing relevant updates with the supervising clinician. Collaborate with families, school staff, healthcare teams, and Ro Health representatives to support coordinated care. Follow care plans, professional guidance, privacy requirements, and applicable workplace procedures. Speech and language therapy support Implementation of clinician-directed treatment activities Client communication and engagement Therapy material preparation Observation and progress documentation Collaboration with supervising speech-language pathologists Family and care-team communication Patient-centered support Confidentiality and privacy practices Organization and time management Relevant state Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) registration, license, or certification, as required. Current CPR/BLS certification may be required by the assigned setting. Ability to meet applicable background-check and site-specific credentialing requirements.