Speech Language Pathologist

What You'll Do as an SLP

• Evaluate and treat children and young adults with diverse speech, language, swallowing, and cognitive-communication needs.
• Develop individualized Plans of Care with meaningful short- and long-term goals tailored to each child’s unique journey.
• Collaborate with families to maximize skill carryover and provide essential resources.
• Stay at the forefront of your field with professional development and evidence-based practices.
• Maintain detailed documentation while adhering to all licensure and certification requirements.

• A Master’s Degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders.
• A valid Texas state license in Speech-Language Pathology.
• ASHA Certification (or are a Clinical Fellow eager to grow).
• A collaborative spirit, thriving in a team setting alongside occupational therapists and fellow SLPs.
• Experience (or a passion to gain experience!) with a wide variety of conditions, including articulation, fluency, swallowing, and AAC devices.
• Strong documentation, communication, and organizational skills.

We’re not just a workplace,we’re at team dedicated to making an impact. Here’s what you can expect:

• Mentorship-driven culture to help you thrive.
• Collaboration with a passionate team that values every voice.

• Flexible Schedule
  • Work Monday-Friday, with Fridays reserved for make-up appointments or planning.
• State-of-the-Art Facilities
  • Access to a fully equipped therapy gym.
  • Private therapy rooms for personalized sessions.
  • Therapy materials budget to bring creativity into your practice.
• Growth Opportunities
  • Leadership pathways, specialization options, and career development programs tailored to your aspirations.
• Work-Life Balance
  • Notes are due weekly (not daily), giving you flexibility to focus on your patients.

We want SLPs who love working with kids and families as much as we do! If you’re ready to bring your expertise, compassion, and creativity to our team, we’d love to meet you.