Speech-Language Pathologist, CCC-SLP

This isn’t just a job. It’s a place to belong.

At Tiny Triumphs Speech and AAC
, we believe the smallest wins can be life‑changing. We’re a growing, family‑centered practice built on connection, trust, and neurodiversity‑affirming care. Our clinicians don’t just treat goals—we build relationships with children, families, and each other.

If you’re an SLP who wants flexibility, support, and meaningful work without burnout, keep reading.

Tiny Triumphs is a pediatric speech and AAC practice serving children and families across York County (with expansion into Cumberland County). We’re known in our community for our collaborative approach, strong parent communication, and deep respect for all forms of communication.

Our team is growing because families trust us—and clinicians stay because they feel valued, supported, and heard.

Your primary caseload will include:

• Early intervention (0–3 years)
• Preschool‑aged children (3–5 years)
• Optional opportunities to work with older children in a clinic setting

We intentionally build caseloads that match your strengths, interests, and comfort level. You are never “thrown in” or expected to treat populations you don’t feel confident supporting.

• ✔ Supportive, collaborative clinical team
• ✔
  Dedicated billing manager (yes, really!)
• ✔ Ongoing training + CE opportunities
• ✔ Room to grow as the practice grows

We value quality over quantity
, and we protect our clinicians from productivity pressure that leads to burnout.

As an SLP at Tiny Triumphs, you will:

• Provide school‑based and/or clinic‑based speech services
• Collaborate closely with families and a supportive clinical team
• Develop individualized, evidence‑based treatment plans
• Honor and support all communication styles, including AAC
• Celebrate progress—big and tiny

• Master’s degree in Speech‑Language Pathology
• State of Maine SLP license (or eligibility)
• CCC‑SLP preferred (CFs encouraged to apply!)
• Passion for pediatric, family‑centered care
• Strong communication and collaboration skills
• Commitment to continued learning and growth
• Weekly bonus opportunities
• 401(k)
• Health, dental, and vision insurance
• Paid time off + paid holidays
• CE credits and professional development
• Flexible spending account
• Work‑from‑home options (as applicable)

• Based in Southern Maine

Because here, you’re not “just another SLP.”

You’re part of a team that believes the tiniest things matter the most
—for children, families, and clinicians.

Apply today and grow with us. We can’t wait to meet you.

Full‑time, Part‑time

• Master's (Preferred)

• State of Maine Speech License (Required)