Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist (clinic-based)

Project Play Therapy•Nashville, TN

7h•Onsite

About The Position

Project Play Therapy’s Speech Language Pathologist is a direct-impact role that helps children with disabilities and developmental delays reach their fullest potential through speech and language therapy and collaboration with interdisciplinary team members in a clinic environment. The role involves working with clients, parents or guardians, and other service providers using passion, creativity, problem solving, and collaboration. The position offers opportunities to build relationships with Project Play Therapy professionals through regular collaboration and team gatherings, and to develop evidence-based practice through roundtables and continuing education. The position reports to the Clinical Manager for Medical Services and receives ongoing mentorship and training.

Requirements

Master’s degree in Communication Disorders / Speech-Language.
Tennessee state license as an SLP, or SLP-CF from the Health-Related Board.
Strong organizational and communication skills.
Positive attitude and belief that all children can reach their fullest potential with the right supports.
Belief that collaboration, innovation, fun, and a growth mindset are foundational to success.

Responsibilities

Build relationships with clients, families, and team members to establish rapport and trust.
Provide quality services, including screenings, evaluations, case management, and direct therapy.
Assess client needs, design treatment plans, and collect data to demonstrate the impact of services and help clients reach their goals.
Contribute to a team environment that values collaboration, growth, and joy.

Benefits

Paid documentation time.
401(k) match.
PTO and paid holidays once full-time.
Mileage reimbursement once full-time.
Access to health insurance, dental insurance, and vision insurance once full-time.
Access to short-term disability once full-time.
ASHA Learning Pass CEU subscription once full-time.
Online resources and therapy activities.
Mentorship and ongoing trainings/support.
Supportive administrative staff.