Graduate from an accredited Speech Therapy Program.
Proof of current or pending state licensure as an SLP.
2-3 years of experience as an SLP, preferably in pediatrics.
Strong communication skills and self-control.
Commitment to exceptional patient outcomes and quality care.
Desire for continuous learning and professional growth.
Ability to collaborate across disciplines for a holistic approach.
Responsibilities
Tailor treatment plans for children aged birth to 21.
Conduct one-on-one therapy sessions to meet individual needs.
Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team of therapists and specialists.
Participate in the development of comprehensive care plans.
Engage in ongoing assessment and adjustment of therapy strategies.
Benefits
Dental, Vision, and Health Insurance.
Retirement Plan.
Employee Discounts.
Unlimited PTO.
Unlimited CEUs.
Paid Sick Time Off.
Paid Training.
Monday - Friday schedule.
Flexible Schedule.
No Travel required.
Growth Opportunities.
Full Job Description
About the Job
As an SLP, you'll have the exciting opportunity to work with a diverse group of children, ranging from birth to 21 years of age, tailoring each treatment to meet their unique needs. With one-on-one sessions, you'll have the flexibility to make a real impact in each child's care plan. Our dynamic team of physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, developmental interventionists, and early intervention specialists offers endless opportunities for collaboration, allowing you to be part of a holistic approach that drives real success for every patient. If you are passionate about making a meaningful impact in the lives of others, we invite you to be a part of our mission.
Benefits:
Dental, Vision, and Health Insurance.
Retirement Plan.
Employee Discounts.
Unlimited PTO.
Unlimited CEUs.
Paid Sick Time Off.
Paid Training.
Monday - Friday.
Flexible Schedule.
No Travel.
Growth Opportunities.
Earnings of Up to $111,495/Annually including bonus.
What You Will Need:
Graduate from an accredited Speech Therapy Program.
Proof of current or pending state licensure as an SLP.
Dedication to exceptional patient outcomes and quality of care.
A desire for continuous learning and growth.
2-3 years of experience working as an SLP (Pediatrics Preferred).
Must have a high communication level, great self-control, and really enjoy working with others.
Must be willing to work with other divisions of the organization on the prediction of schedules, referral development, and team cooperation to ensure a "whole child" approach to all therapies offered.
