Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) - Pediatrics

The role involves evaluating, planning, and providing speech, language, cognition, and swallowing therapy for pediatric patients in accordance with ASHA standards and clinical guidelines.

Key Responsibilities Include

• Conducting therapy evaluations, treatment plans, and discharge planning for a full caseload.


• Providing patient and caregiver education, documentation, billing, scheduling, and administrative duties.


• Communicating professionally and supervising support staff, while adhering to organizational policies and ethics.


• Participating in staff education, committees, onboarding, and mentoring; may serve as a clinical instructor.


• Flexing to other departments based on patient needs when schedule permits.

Qualifications And Skills

• Master’s degree in speech and language pathology from an accredited program.


• Current state registration/license to practice speech-language pathology.


• Strong communication, professionalism, and leadership abilities.

This position typically involves day shifts, with a weekend on-call rotation approximately every 4–6 weeks. It offers opportunities for career development, leadership, and continuing education, along with comprehensive benefits supporting work-life balance.