Salary: $74,736.00 - $146,088.00 Annually
Location : John Stanford Center for Educational Excellence, WA
Job Type: Full-Time
Job Number: 27030
Department: Speech Language Pathologists
Opening Date: 04/24/2026
Subject Area: N/A - THIS IS NOT A TEACHING POSITION
FTE: 1.0
Overview of PositionUnder general supervision, assesses communication skills and provides appropriate intervention for students in accordance with District policies and procedures.
Essential Functions - Organizes and maintains a system for identifying students with communication problems; determines through evaluation procedures the level of the communication skills of those students referred for testing; records evaluation results and writes reports, if needed.
- Refers students whose communication problems require additional evaluation and/or intervention by other professionals; completes required documentation and maintains compliance with school district procedures and state and federal laws.
- Plans and implements interventions for eligible students within the total educational setting, and works collaboratively with students and teachers, as appropriate, to facilitate the implementation.
- Consults with parents to share student progress and instructs parents in the implementation of home programs, when appropriate.
- Participates as a member of the school-student intervention team to address concerns about a student's communication skills and development.
- Consults with classroom teachers to provide appropriate intervention strategies and materials.
- Consults with district personnel and out-of-district agencies regarding students' program plans and assessment results.
- Provides information regarding communication development, disorders, and services to staff and community
- Trains, evaluates, and supervises student teachers, as appropriate.
- Participates in staff meetings and serves on other District committees.
- Pursues professional development activities to update skills and apply current practices.
- Performs related duties, as assigned.
Typical Qualifications EDUCATION:Master's degree in speech and language disorders, audiology, or an equivalent field.
CERTIFICATION & LICENSES:Valid Washington State ESA Certification as a Speech Language Pathologist.
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Are you a current Seattle Public Schools certificated substitute?
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Will you hold by September 1, 2026, a Master's degree in speech and language disorders, audiology, or an equivalent field?
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Please indicate your regional preference in relation to school location.
- Central
- North East
- North West
- South East
- South West
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Will you hold by September 1, 2026 a valid Washington State Educational Staff Associate (ESA) Certificate, with an endorsement in Speech Language Pathology?
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Are you under contract with a district other than Seattle Public Schools for the next school year?
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