Pediatric Speech Language Pathologist

Overview

This role involves assessing, diagnosing, and treating speech, language, and swallowing disorders across diverse patient populations. It includes developing personalized treatment plans, collaborating with families, educators, and healthcare professionals, and utilizing both established and innovative therapy techniques.

• Monitor patient progress.
• Educate families about therapies.
• Document patient histories.
• Mentor students.

Candidates should hold a Master’s degree in Speech Therapy or Speech-language Pathology, with relevant licensure and certification. Experience with specific disorders, age groups, and familiarity with software tools and early intervention are advantageous.

This in‑person position offers full‑time or part‑time hours with pay ranging from $56 to $80 per hour. Strong relationship‑building, resourcefulness, and problem‑solving skills are essential.