School-Based Speech Language Pathologist Assistant - Gladstone, Oregon
Listed on 2026-10-19
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Healthcare
Speech Pathologist
Exciting opportunity for a Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) or Clinical Fellow (SLP-CFY) to begin a rewarding contract role serving elementary students. This full-time assignment begins ASAP and runs through mid-December, with the potential for an extension after winter break. The role is based near Gladstone, OR, and ready for immediate interview!
You'll provide essential speech and language support across elementary campuses. As an SLPA, you'll deliver direct services under the supervision of a licensed SLP, while SLP-CFY candidates will engage in both direct and indirect interventions, also alongside an experienced SLP mentor. Efforts are centered on helping young learners reach their communication goals in a supportive, collaborative atmosphere.
Key
Qualifications:
- Active Oregon SLPA license or Oregon SLP license required
- Experience or interest in working with elementary-aged populations
- Willingness to travel between multiple local school sites
- Strong teamwork and communication skills
- Passion for evidence-based and student-centered practice
- For SLP-CFY: eligibility for Clinical Fellowship status, with supervision provided
Responsibilities:
- Deliver speech and language therapy sessions per IEPs
- Track and document student progress
- Collaborate with supervising SLP(s), teachers, and staff
- Participate in relevant school meetings and trainings
- Engage students through creative, empathetic, and effective interventions
- Maintain compliance with district protocols and standards
This role offers a welcoming school culture, mentorship and supervision by experienced professionals, and the satisfaction of impacting children's learning and confidence each day. Interviews take place via Zoom, and onboarding includes district-required background checks.
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