Speech Language Pathology Assistant; SLPA)
Listed on 2026-10-05
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Healthcare
Speech Pathologist
Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA)
Help kids find their voice — with a team that’s invested in you.
Oaklin Lane is hiring a Speech-Language Pathology Assistant to join our neighborhood clinic — a clinician eager to grow their craft alongside a supervising SLP who actually has time to mentor.
On our Lane, you grow every dayYou got into this work because you wanted to help kids find their voice. At Oaklin Lane, that’s exactly what you’ll do — with a dedicated supervising SLP who invests in you every week. Real feedback, consistent support, and clinical growth you can feel. You’ll be part of a speech team where mentorship is built into the model, and your development matters as much as the care you deliver.
AboutOaklin Lane
Oaklin Lane is your neighborhood pediatric therapy clinic — a growing network of purpose-built clinics providing compassionate, expert care to kids from infancy through adolescence. We believe in evidence-backed therapy where hard work feels like play, and progress happens on each kid’s own terms.
At Oaklin Lane, sensory integration is core to how we practice. All clinicians—across speech, occupational, and physical therapy—are expected to incorporate sensory-based techniques into their work with the children we serve. If you don't yet have experience with sensory integration, that's okay: we provide dedicated training and mentorship to help you build these skills and apply them confidently within your discipline.
Whatyou’ll do
- Deliver one-on-one speech-language therapy sessions under the supervision of a licensed SLP
- Implement treatment plans targeting speech, language, articulation, fluency, and social communication goals
- Prepare engaging therapy materials tailored to each child’s individual needs
- Document sessions in our EMR with accuracy and care
- Communicate clearly and compassionately with kids, families, and your interdisciplinary teammates
- Show up for team huddles, case discussions, and learning moments
- Keep growing your craft through continued education and professional development
- Create a play-based environment where kids are treated like kids first
A space built for the work. Our clinics are purpose-built from the ground up for pediatric therapy. Designed for how kids actually move, play, and learn.
A team that shows up for each other. We celebrate progress, support each other, and create a place people genuinely want to be. That’s how culture works on our lane.
A pathway to grow. We invest in our clinicians — continued education, mentorship, and real opportunities to deepen your expertise. When you grow, our kids do too.
Work that carries beyond the clinic. Oaklin Lane is expanding access to pediatric therapy across a growing network of neighborhood clinics. Your work here helps kids find their voice — and helps us build the kind of clinic more families can reach.
Who you are You are:- Self-motivated and mission-driven
- Eager to grow your craft
- Someone who meets kids where they are
- A team player
- Completion of an accredited Speech-Language Pathology Assistant program
- Current SLPA license/certification in good standing in your state of practice
- A solid understanding of typical and disordered communication development in children
- Experience with or strong interest in working with the pediatric population
Schedule:
Full-time
· Monday - Thursday
· 8:00AM to 6:00PM (with a lunch break)
· Four-day work week
· No nights or weekends
- Subsidized Health Care Plans + Free Vision + Free Dental
- 401(k) with employer match
- Paid CEUs, licensure, and certification renewal
- All therapy materials and supplies provided
- Mentorship and a clear pathway for career growth
- In-person at an Oaklin Lane clinic
The first move is the hardest one — we’ll take you through the rest. If you’re curious, we’d love to start the conversation.
Oaklin Lane is an equal opportunity employer, committed to creating a workplace where every clinician is welcome on our lane.
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