New Year, New School! Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA)

About this role

🌟Speech-Language Pathology Assistant– Amazing Schools, Cool Students, and a Highly Supportive Team! 🌟

Join a truly supportive and welcoming school community with the BEST students and a collaborative team that truly values the team, where you’re appreciated, and never working alone. We are seeking a SLPA for a K-12 assignments— because a group of energetic elementary students are waiting for someone who knows their /r/ sounds from their recess stories.

If you can:
✔ Turn speech therapy into a game
✔ Survive telling a 2nd grader “let’s try that sound again” 14 times
✔ Handle knock-knock jokes and random dinosaur facts during sessions

…then you are exactly who we need!

🎁 The Perks

• Great weekly pay and flex schedule

• Work with fun, curious students

• Supportive school team and a brigade of a clinical support team

• Make a real difference (and hear some hilarious kid stories along the way)

• Build relationships within the school system for future opportunities

• Oh and the BEST BOSS EVER!

✨ What Your Days Look Like

• Assist the supervising Speech-Language Pathologist in providing speech, language, and communication services to students with IEPs

• Conduct speech and language screenings under the direction and supervision of the SLP-teamwork makes the dreamwork

• Manageable case loads with a ton of support, we let no one drown!

• Collaborating with teachers, families, and support staff who actually respond to calls and emails

• IEPs and activities that make sense (and don’t steal your soul or make you ugly cry)

• Making real progress with kids—and celebrating it.

✨ What We Are Looking For:

• State Requirements - Education, Licensure, and Certification: One of the following: (a) associate's degree in speech-language pathology assisting from an accredited institution; or (b) bachelor's degree in communication sciences and disorders from an accredited institution, plus required coursework in speech-language pathology assisting

• NC state SLPA license or authorization

• Completion of an accredited SLPA certification program

• Prior pediatric or school experience preferred

Apply and let's connect!