School-Based Speech-Language Pathologist-COVERAGE April-June
About The Position
Join a supportive and welcoming school community with the BEST students and a collaborative team that truly values its SLPs. This is a role where you’re appreciated, and never working alone. We are seeking a Speech-Language Pathologist for a temporary K–5 school assignment — 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 pay and 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 ✨ What Your Days Look Like Providing school-based speech therapy to an awesome group of K-5 students. A good mix of articulation impairments to students who are using AAC devices for functional communication 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 Writing IEPs that make sense (and don’t steal your soul or make you ugly cry) Making real progress with kids—and celebrating it. 🌴 Why This School Supportive admin that trusts clinicians Manageable caseloads with overflow support if needed Strong team culture (no islands here😉) The coolest kids around
Requirements
- Masters degree in Speech Pathology or related field
- Active NC SLP license REQUIRED
- Ability to tailor therapeutic approaches to diverse student needs
Nice To Haves
- Prior pediatric or school experience preferred
- Certification of Clinical Competence (CCC) in Speech-Language Pathology preferred
Responsibilities
- Providing school-based speech therapy to an awesome group of K-5 students. A good mix of articulation impairments to students who are using AAC devices for functional communication
- Manageable case loads with a ton of support
- Collaborating with teachers, families, and support staff who actually respond to calls and emails
- Writing IEPs that make sense
- Making real progress with kids—and celebrating it
Benefits
- Great pay and 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
