SLP-Assistant - Teletherapy - Texas Residents Only

Soundly Speaking Therapy Services • Dallas, TX

3d • Remote

About The Position

Soundly Speaking is hiring Texas-licensed Speech Language Pathologist-Assistants to provide teletherapy to adults ages 21 and up with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). The role serves clients in an underserved community and involves working with clients, families, dayhab staff, case managers, and a supervisor to provide tailored speech and language therapy. The company also provides in-person services, and applicants must be comfortable working with adults in their homes and/or outside of a clinic.

Therapists treat a range of speech and language disorders and provide detailed therapy toward short- and long-term goals as part of comprehensive treatment plans. The work includes documenting visits, adapting and using the provided therapy materials, communicating progress to families and case managers, and submitting paperwork within 24 hours. Therapists must maintain patient-record confidentiality in accordance with HIPAA and state and federal regulations.

Soundly Speaking describes its mission as providing needed therapy to qualified adults with IDD across Texas, with compassion and hope. It emphasizes communication, passion, reliability, honesty, and care, and says it aims to support employees’ ongoing learning and professional growth. W-2 part-time and full-time positions are available, with hourly wages.

Requirements

• Hold a valid Texas-issued Speech-Language Pathologist-Assistant license.
• Be comfortable working with adults in their homes and/or outside of a clinic.
• Be able to learn on the job and use and augment provided materials.
• Be creative, reliable, motivated, passionate, and committed to serving adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Texas.

Nice To Haves

• Occasional access to continuing education units approved by ASHA for yearly licensure is offered.

Responsibilities

• Treat a wide range of speech and language disorders.
• Provide detailed therapy to achieve short- and long-term goals as part of a comprehensive treatment plan.
• Work with clients, families, dayhab staff, case managers, and a supervisor to provide tailored therapy and adapt to circumstances.
• Document therapy visits and turn in paperwork within 24 hours.
• Use and augment the therapy resources provided.
• Communicate with families and case managers about therapy progress.
• Maintain the confidentiality of patient records in accordance with HIPAA and state and federal regulations.

Benefits

• Opportunity to work with clients in an underserved community and help them find their voices.
• Occasional free access to ASHA-approved continuing education units for yearly licensure.
• Friendly and motivating work environment that supports ongoing learning and professional growth.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time