Speech Language Pathologist, SLP

InHome Therapy is seeking a compassionate, motivated, and licensed Home Health Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) to join our growing team. You’ll provide one-on-one care to geriatric patients in their homes in and around Sarasota, FL, helping them improve their quality of life. If you’re looking for a flexible schedule, supportive team, and the opportunity to improve lives, we’d love to hear from you! Contact Sunny directly at or apply below.

Key Responsibilities

• Deliver in-home speech therapy services
• Evaluate patient mobility, strength, and function to develop treatment goals
• Implement effective rehabilitation and therapeutic programs for adult and geriatric patients
• Educate patients and families on recovery plans and preventive care
• Maintain accurate and timely home health care documentation

Benefits

• Flexible scheduling (you own your time)
• Work-life balance in a growing, patient-focused home health company
• Consistent patient census - we bring the patients to you via our network of agency partners
• Financial and health benefits (for eligible employees)
• Supplies, including a tablet with data plan
• Tailored training and mentorship
• Concierge-level clinical and administrative support
• Leadership opportunities and professional development

Requirements

• Active CCC SLP license + BLS CPR
• Comfort with basic tech; email, texting, tablets, EMR systems (training provided)
• Reliable transportation to see patients in their homes

Apply today or contact Sunny at or

*Benefits may vary based on position and employment type

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