Speech Language Pathologist Assistant in Sugar Land, TX
Listed on 2026-10-15
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Social Work
Bilingual
Step into a rewarding contract opportunity for a Bilingual School SLPA located near Sugar Land, TX, and make an impact working with students in a collaborative school-based setting. This onsite position begins as soon as possible and continues through late May 2027, offering a stable schedule of 37.5 hours per week. The district utilizes a progressive workload model to support clinicians, ensuring not just manageable caseloads, but also balanced responsibilities across your workweek.
You’ll work within 1-2 schools, using your fluency in both Spanish and English to bridge communication and foster student success. The school is preparing for interviews Monday morning via Teams, so there’s no better time to showcase your expertise and join an engaged, forward-thinking environment.
Qualifications &Preferred Experience
- Current SLPA licensure required
- Bilingual proficiency in Spanish & English (fluent in both)
- Experience in school settings highly desirable
- Strong interpersonal and cross-cultural communication abilities
- Adaptability and an enthusiastic approach to working across multiple school sites
- Comfortable with electronic documentation and virtual meetings
- Provide direct speech-language support services under supervision of a licensed SLP
- Employ culturally-responsive strategies to serve diverse student populations
- Partner with teachers and staff, contributing to the multidisciplinary team
- Monitor and document student progress according to district workloads
- Participate in IEP meetings and support the development of therapy materials
- Travel between assigned schools as needed
- Long-term contract stability through the school year
- Opportunity to positively impact bilingual students’ academic and social success
- Professional development within a dynamic, supportive team
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