School Speech Language Pathologist *Starting Salary: 76k
Listed on 2026-08-04
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Social Work
Speech Pathologist
The position is a School Speech Language Pathologist based in Channelview, Texas, for a 2‑week contract. The role offers a starting salary of $76,000 and competitive benefits. It provides an opportunity to make a meaningful impact on student learning.
Key Responsibilities:Conduct evaluations and prepare IEP paperwork
Supervise SLPA colleagues and provide mentorship
Deliver direct student services as needed
Participate in team meetings and collaboration
Maintain accurate documentation and ensure compliance with school policies
Valid SLP license and current resume
Knowledge of student evaluation and IEP paperwork
Experience supervising SLPA colleagues
Ability to provide direct student services
Strong attention to detail
Excellent communication skills
Ability to manage multiple responsibilities
Willingness to pass background checks
Physical mobility within school setting
Skills:
Experience supervising SLPA colleagues
Weekly direct deposit with next‑day pay features coming soon, rates 13% above market average
Comprehensive insurance coverage: medical/dental/vision eligibility starting the 1st day of the month after start date, plus disability, life insurance, and sick leave
Health benefits maintained through winter/summer break: medical, dental, vision coverage continues seamlessly during off‑seasons
Investment in your growth: 401(k) with competitive match, referral and loyalty bonuses, license and CEU reimbursements
Support your lifestyle: paid housing or stipends (pet‑friendly!), travel/mileage reimbursements, guaranteed hours and cancellation protection, nationwide opportunities
Streamlined compliance and flexibility: reimbursed/fast‑tracked licenses/certs, user‑friendly portal for onboarding (average 14 days), shifts customized to your needs, rapid interviews (38 hours typical)
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