Programs & Benefits
When you work with Bilingual Therapies, we want you to succeed at every level of your
career. Whether you are a seasoned professional or just looking for your first job, our programs and
benefits were designed for you. Our goal is to help you succeed in an ever-changing industry, so you
can help students succeed!
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Bilingual U
Our Bilingual U program is an exclusive two-day training program designed for new graduates.
The program features workshops where participants receive hands-on academic and clinical training crucial
for being a successful bilingual therapist.
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New Grads
Our New Grad program helps SLPs find their Clinical Fellowship and school psychologists find their
internship. As a new grad in our program, you will gain a nation-wide support network of professionals with the
same passion as you – helping students who are culturally and linguistically diverse.
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Scholarships
Bilingual Therapies offers scholarships to prospective SLPs and school psychologists in their last
year of study. As a scholarship recipient, not only do you receive finances to help with your schooling, but you
also receive a career concierge to help you launch your career.
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Telepractice
As one of our Telepractice professionals, you will work virtually to help students across the country.
Our passionate SLPs, school psychologists and occupational therapists work from the comfort of their home office.
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Benefits
When you work with Bilingual Therapies as a W2 employee, not only do you earn an excellent salary, but you also receive a plethora of benefits including insurance, matching 401(k) and ongoing training.
Medical, Dental and vision insurance plans
401(k) plan with matching contribution
Paid association dues
Paid conference days
Ongoing mentoring
Referral bonus program
Bilingual school therapy training
Diagnostics materials budget
Access to continuing education and funds
SLP CFY & School Psychologist Internships
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FAQs
You likely have questions about working with Bilingual Therapies,
and we’re always available to answer them. Here is a list of our most frequently
asked questions about working with us. If you need more information, please contact us!
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Who should apply for a job with Bilingual Therapies?
Bilingual clinicians and clinical fellows who speak a second language at native or near-native proficiency, and that are interested in working with bilingual/bicultural children. We also hire Monolingual professionals. -
When can I apply for a job with Bilingual Therapies?
Applications are always welcome. We encourage you to apply as soon as possible so we can start working on your placement. -
What credentials do you need to work for Bilingual Therapies?
We require a master’s degree and doctorate for some professions; however, if you are approaching graduation or finishing your bachelor’s degree, we encourage you to apply. During the application process, you will be required to obtain the necessary certification and a temporary license, if applicable. You need to have a state license and certification to practice in the state where you would like to work. We will guide you during the process. -
What languages does Bilingual Therapies support?
The majority of our work is in Spanish; however, we have successfully placed clinicians with Mandarin and Hindi language skills. Bilingual Therapies is always striving to diversify our offerings in hopes to present opportunities where our clinicians can use their second language. -
How does Bilingual Therapies assess my second language skills?
We interview applicants in Spanish to assess your proficiency. If your language is not Spanish, Bilingual Therapies will make every attempt to assess your proficiency with our potential clients. -
If I have bilingual skills but don’t have near-native proficiency, can I still work for Bilingual Therapies?
Yes. If you are working to become bilingual, but do not have near-native proficiency, you can still apply for employment. We will train you to become a bilingual clinician; and until you reach near-native proficiency, you can work for us as a monolingual clinician. -
What professional credentials are required to work for Bilingual Therapies?
You need a state license and certification, if applicable, to practice in the state you want to work. As part of our support efforts, we will help you with the credentialing process. -
Where do you place clinicians?
We place clinicians all over the country, and we work very hard to place you where you want to live. -
What is the typical caseload for Bilingual Therapies’ clinicians?
There are many factors that can affect caseload size, including the specific state you want to work in and the needs of the school district you are supporting. Ultimately, our clinicians have caseloads that are comparable to those of other clinicians in the same school district. -
Will I have an office at the school and a computer?
It depends on the site. Resources vary from district to district. -
What is the referral bonus plan?
Bilingual Therapies encourages clinicians to refer friends or colleagues for employment. For every referred clinician who is hired and works for the company for one year, the referring employee receives a $500 bonus at the end of the contract year.