Speech Language Pathologist

Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP)
Build Your Career With a Growing, Family-Owned Pediatric Therapy Clinic

$70,000-$87,000 annual | Minimum 20 Hours per Week | Flexible Schedule | New Clinic in Helotes / Alamo Ranch

Canyon Kids Therapy is a therapist and family-owned pediatric therapy clinic serving children and families in the Helotes and Alamo Ranch communities. We're looking for an exceptional Speech-Language Pathologist who wants to be part of something exciting from the beginning.

This is more than just another SLP position. As one of our early team members, you'll have the opportunity to help shape our culture, influence the growth of our speech program, and step into future leadership opportunities as our clinic expands.

Our brand-new clinic is conveniently located near Alamo Ranch and Helotes, helping both therapists and families avoid much of the daily congestion associated with commuting into central San Antonio.

We're not a large healthcare corporation. Our clinic was founded by therapists who understand the challenges of productivity demands, excessive paperwork, and burnout.

We utilize AI-assisted documentation tools that help streamline SOAP notes and daily documentation, allowing therapists to spend more time treating children and less time behind a computer.

As an early member of our team, you'll have opportunities for advancement as we continue to grow our services and expand our footprint in the community.

We offer a minimum caseload of 20 hours per week with opportunities to grow into a larger schedule based on your preferences and availability.

Work in a modern clinic environment designed specifically for pediatric therapy and family engagement.

Join a supportive team that values teamwork, communication, clinical excellence, and work-life balance.

• Conduct comprehensive speech and language evaluations
• Develop individualized treatment plans for pediatric clients
• Provide engaging, evidence-based therapy services
• Collaborate with families to support progress outside of therapy sessions
• Maintain timely clinical documentation
• Work closely with occupational therapists and other providers to support whole-child development
• Communicate effectively with physicians, schools, and community partners when appropriate

• Texas SLP License
• Passion for working with children and families
• Strong communication and clinical skills

• Pediatric experience
• Feeding therapy experience
• Experience working with children with autism and developmental disabilities