School Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) | Wetumpka, Alabama
Step into a dynamic, school-based role supporting students’ communication and learning needs throughout the academic year. We are seeking Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) to provide both therapy and comprehensive evaluations in a vibrant and collaborative educational environment. Multiple positions are available, with manageable caseloads (not to exceed 60 students) across several schools. Service delivery is entirely onsite and spans a range of elementary and secondary campuses.
Qualifications:
- Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology
- Current ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC-SLP)
- Alabama Educator SLP Certificate (active or eligibility to start pending full approval)
- Experience in school-based settings strongly preferred
- Strong assessment, intervention, and documentation skills
- Commitment to fostering positive, supportive learning environments
- Flexibility to work across multiple campuses as assigned
Responsibilities:
- Provide speech and language therapy to students according to IEPs
- Conduct thorough evaluations to identify communication needs
- Develop, implement, and track progress on individualized treatment plans
- Collaborate with teachers, support staff, and families to support student success
- Maintain accurate records and participate in IEP meetings as required
- Navigate multiple school assignments, managing time and priorities effectively
This contract opportunity allows you to make a measurable impact in students’ lives, while working with a multidisciplinary team through the school year. With a structured schedule and reasonable caseloads, you’ll have the support and resources needed to excel.
If you are a dedicated SLP ready to bring your expertise to enthusiastic school communities, we invite you to apply now to start making a difference. Your skills can empower students to find their voices and thrive in the classroom—take the next step in your career today!
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