Speech And Language Assessment Jobs

This full-time Speech Language Pathologist Fellow role is based within the inpatient healthcare and medical services department at Encompass Health. The position focuses on delivering patient-centered rehabilitation for adults recovering from illness or injury under the mentorship of experienced clinicians. Key responsibilities include conducting assessments for speech, language, cognitive-communication, and swallowing disorders, developing individualized treatment plans, and providing direct therapy interventions. The fellow will also document progress in electronic medical records, educate patients and families, and collaborate closely with an interdisciplinary team to optimize outcomes. The role offers a nurturing and dynamic environment with strong clinical support, clear pathways for career growth, and opportunities to participate in quality improvement initiatives. This position is designed for individuals currently in or eligible for their Clinical Fellowship status who are seeking to advance their skills in a supportive medical setting.

This full-time Speech Language Pathologist role supports the Healthcare & Medical Services team at ChanceLight Behavioral Health, Therapy, & Education. The position focuses on assessing, diagnosing, and treating communication and swallowing disorders for children and young adults using research-based interventions. Key responsibilities include conducting comprehensive evaluations, developing individualized treatment plans and IEPs, providing direct therapy in school or clinic settings, and collaborating with interdisciplinary teams to support student progress. The role appeals to professionals seeking a nurturing environment dedicated to empowering students, offering comprehensive training, professional growth opportunities, and a collaborative culture. The position requires maintaining accurate documentation and engaging in ongoing professional development while working with diverse populations.

This role involves serving as a School-Based Speech-Language Pathology Assistant within the Caesar Rodney School District in Wyoming, Delaware, supporting Strides Therapy & Educational Services. The position focuses on assisting licensed Speech-Language Pathologists in delivering personalized care to students with communication challenges. Key responsibilities include conducting speech and language assessments under supervision, implementing therapy interventions to improve articulation and fluency, and maintaining accurate progress documentation. The role is appealing due to a friendly, inclusive, and supportive team culture that prioritizes evidence-based, student-centered care. Employees benefit from comprehensive health coverage starting on day one, a 401k match, paid holidays, and professional development stipends. The position offers an opportunity to make a meaningful impact on children's development within a collaborative multidisciplinary environment.

This regional Speech Language Pathologist role supports the Special Education team at Spectrum Center Schools across multiple K-12 locations in the San Francisco Bay Area. The position involves conducting comprehensive speech and language assessments, developing individualized therapy plans, and delivering direct instruction to students with diverse needs including autism and behavioral disorders. Key responsibilities include leading IEP meetings, mentoring onsite staff, and ensuring clinical consistency across school sites. The role appeals to professionals seeking a mission-driven environment where they can make a tangible impact on student lives while enjoying a culture that values innovation and professional growth. The position requires regular travel between facilities and offers a supportive team structure with extensive benefits and opportunities for career development.

This full-time Speech Language Pathologist role supports patients across various rehabilitation settings within Sigma Rehab's Healthcare & Medical Services team. The position involves conducting comprehensive clinical assessments, developing individualized evidence-based treatment plans, and delivering therapy for speech, language, and swallowing disorders. Key responsibilities include collaborating with an interdisciplinary team to coordinate care, maintaining accurate clinical documentation, and educating patients and families on home exercise programs. The role offers a supportive, people-centered culture that values teamwork and continuous professional development through mentorship and exposure to innovative technologies. Work arrangements may include on-site, hybrid, and telepractice models depending on patient needs, providing flexibility while contributing to high-quality community rehabilitation services.

This full-time Speech Language Pathologist role supports patients across various rehabilitation settings within Sigma Rehab's Healthcare & Medical Services team. The position involves conducting comprehensive clinical assessments, developing individualized evidence-based treatment plans, and delivering therapy for speech, language, and swallowing disorders. Key responsibilities include collaborating with an interdisciplinary team to coordinate care, maintaining accurate clinical documentation, and educating patients and families on home programs. The role appeals to professionals seeking a people-centered culture that values teamwork, compassion, and continuous professional development through mentorship and exposure to innovative technologies. Work arrangements may include on-site, hybrid, and telepractice models depending on patient needs, offering flexibility while contributing to high-quality community rehabilitation services.

This full-time Speech Language Pathologist role operates within the Inpatient Pediatrics and Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Carle Health. The position involves evaluating and treating patients of all ages, with a strong preference for candidates experienced in high-acuity neonatal environments. Key responsibilities include conducting comprehensive speech and language assessments, developing individualized treatment plans, and collaborating with medical teams and families to support patient recovery. The role offers the appeal of working within a Magnet-designated healthcare system known for fostering a supportive culture where team members feel valued. Opportunities for professional growth and lifelong careers are available across multiple central Illinois communities.

This full-time School Speech Language Pathologist role supports elementary students in Houston, Texas, for the 2026-2027 school year within a hybrid or on-site setting. The position involves conducting speech and language assessments, developing individualized treatment plans, and collaborating with educators to support special education needs. The role appeals to clinicians seeking a supportive family-oriented culture that values professional growth through CEU and license reimbursements. The employer provides comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, vision, and 401K matching, offering a stable environment to make a meaningful impact on children's lives.

This travel role places a Speech Language Pathologist within a large urban school district in Baltimore, Maryland, supporting the Special Education team for the 2025–2026 academic year. The position involves conducting student assessments, developing and implementing Individualized Education Programs, and delivering direct therapy for various communication disorders. Key responsibilities include collaborating with teachers and families, participating in IEP meetings, and ensuring regulatory compliance. The opportunity is appealing for its potential to make a meaningful impact in a diverse district committed to inclusive education and equity. It offers a supportive environment for both licensed professionals and Clinical Fellows, featuring access to professional development, housing assistance, and comprehensive benefits. The role is based on-site in Baltimore, allowing clinicians to enjoy the city's vibrant culture and historic neighborhoods while advancing their careers.

The Special Education RISE Teacher role at Stoneham Central Middle School supports students in the Reaching Independence through Structured Environments program. This position involves delivering intensive, specialized instruction to address individual educational plan goals while conducting academic evaluations and interpreting diagnostic assessment results. The teacher collaborates closely with a multidisciplinary team, including behavior analysts and therapists, to implement Applied Behavior Analysis strategies and monitor student progress through data-driven meetings. The role appeals to educators seeking a supportive environment that balances substantial separate instruction with structured inclusion opportunities. It offers the chance to foster student growth in social thinking, executive functioning, and self-advocacy within a cohesive, community-focused middle school setting.

This PRN Speech Language Pathologist role focuses on evaluating and treating speech and language deficits in individuals with acquired brain injury within home and community settings. Key responsibilities include administering comprehensive evaluations, developing personalized exercise programs, and collaborating with families, case managers, and support staff to integrate therapy goals with daily living and employment objectives. The position appeals to candidates seeking flexible, patient-centered work that emphasizes evidence-based practice and professional growth through ongoing training. The role requires a strong ability to adapt strategies to individual needs while maintaining detailed documentation and fostering strong relationships with consumers and community agencies.

This PRN Speech Language Pathologist role focuses on evaluating and treating speech and language deficits in individuals with acquired brain injury within home and community settings. Key responsibilities include administering comprehensive evaluations, developing personalized exercise programs, and coordinating with families, case managers, and community agencies to support independent living goals. The position appeals to clinicians seeking flexible, patient-centered work that integrates therapy with daily life objectives. The role requires a degree from an accredited program and eligibility for the Clinical Fellowship Year, offering an opportunity to apply evidence-based practices while fostering strong professional relationships across the community.

This full-time Speech Language Pathologist role for the 2026-2027 school year supports children with special needs through a dedicated special education staffing team. The position involves assessing student communication and swallowing skills, developing individualized care plans, and implementing targeted therapy interventions to enhance language abilities. Key responsibilities include collaborating with teachers and parents to align therapy with educational goals, maintaining accurate progress documentation, and providing guidance to school staff. The role appeals to professionals seeking to foster an inclusive learning environment while utilizing their expertise in speech therapy techniques and IEP development. Benefits include comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage along with a 401k retirement plan.

This full-time Speech Language Pathologist role supports the Special Education team at ChanceLight Behavioral Health within elementary school settings in Walker County, Georgia. The position focuses on delivering individualized speech therapy to students with diverse needs, including autism and behavioral disorders. Key responsibilities include conducting clinical assessments, developing and implementing evidence-based treatment plans, writing IEP goals, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams and families to track student progress. The role offers a mission-driven environment where professionals can make a tangible impact on student lives while enjoying school-hour schedules, comprehensive benefits, and opportunities for professional growth and mentorship.

This full-time on-site role involves serving as a School Speech Language Pathologist for the 2026–2027 academic year within a special education department in Sidney, Ohio. The position focuses on supporting Pre-K students through assessment, therapy, and individualized education planning. Key responsibilities include delivering direct speech and language services, collaborating with school staff, and maintaining compliance with state licensing requirements. The opportunity is appealing due to the supportive family-oriented culture, comprehensive benefits including medical and 401K matching, and professional development support through CEU reimbursements. The role offers a stable full-time schedule with paid holidays and non-student days, allowing clinicians to make a meaningful impact on young children's lives.

This full-time on-site role involves serving as a School Speech Language Pathologist for a middle school district in Oakland, California, during the 2026-2027 school year. The position requires providing specialized speech and language services to students with special education needs, conducting assessments, and developing individualized treatment plans. The role is appealing due to the supportive community culture that prioritizes making a meaningful impact on children's lives, along with comprehensive benefits including medical coverage, 401K matching, and professional development reimbursements. The schedule is full-time with 40 hours per week, offering stability and the chance to work within a dedicated special education team.

This remote speech-language pathologist role supports students through teletherapy within the school system. The position involves conducting virtual sessions, participating in IEP meetings, and completing comprehensive case reports while collaborating with onsite school personnel. The opportunity is appealing due to its flexible scheduling, allowing clinicians to work between 5 and 40 hours per week across various time zones. Providers benefit from an award-winning platform with curated therapy materials, an extensive library of assessments, and access to no-cost continuing education. The role offers a supportive environment with clinical guidance and cross-licensing assistance for professionals seeking remote work arrangements.

This remote speech-language pathologist role supports students across North Carolina through teletherapy services. The position involves conducting virtual therapy sessions, participating in Individualized Education Program meetings, and completing comprehensive case reports while collaborating with onsite school personnel. The opportunity appeals to licensed professionals seeking schedule flexibility, allowing clinicians to work between five and forty hours per week within typical school-based hours. The role offers access to an award-winning platform with curated therapy materials, an extensive virtual assessment library, and no-cost continuing education courses. Additionally, the company provides cross-licensing support and designated clinical guidance to foster professional growth in a fully remote environment.

This remote speech-language pathologist role supports Maine schools through teletherapy services. The position involves conducting virtual sessions, participating in IEP meetings, and completing comprehensive case reports while collaborating with onsite school personnel. The role appeals to licensed professionals seeking flexible scheduling options ranging from part-time to full-time hours within typical school-based times. Candidates benefit from an award-winning platform providing curated therapy materials, an extensive virtual assessment library, and no-cost continuing education courses. The company offers cross-licensing support and designated clinical guidance to help clinicians succeed in a fully remote environment.

The Care Coordinator role supports children with chronic physical or behavioral health conditions by connecting them to essential medical, social, and community services. The position focuses on assessing individual needs, developing personalized care plans with families and providers, and coordinating appointments and treatments to optimize health outcomes. Key responsibilities include conducting outreach for new referrals, managing electronic health records, and serving as a liaison between members, schools, and healthcare institutions. This hybrid position requires significant field work across New York City to visit clients in homes and community settings, with occasional evening availability for emergencies. The role appeals to those seeking to make a direct impact on vulnerable populations within a collaborative team environment that values interdisciplinary cooperation and professional growth.

This mobile outpatient role involves providing speech-language pathology services to older adults within their private residences or assisted living facilities. The Speech Language Pathologist evaluates patients, develops personalized treatment plans for communication and swallowing disorders, and coordinates care with interdisciplinary teams. Key responsibilities include conducting clinical assessments, documenting patient progress, and supervising clinical fellows or students. The position is appealing due to its flexible schedule, the opportunity to work in functional home environments, and access to a comprehensive mentorship program with free continuing education. The role requires a valid state license and reliable transportation to travel between various patient locations.

This mobile outpatient role involves providing speech-language pathology services to older adults in their private residences or assisted living facilities. The Speech Language Pathologist evaluates patients, develops personalized treatment plans for communication and swallowing disorders, and coordinates care with interdisciplinary teams. Key responsibilities include conducting clinical assessments, documenting patient progress, and supervising clinical fellows or students. The position is appealing for its flexible schedule, the opportunity to make a direct impact in patients' homes, and access to a comprehensive mentorship program with free continuing education. The role requires reliable transportation and is based entirely in the field rather than a fixed clinic.

This full-time paraeducator role supports hearing-impaired students within the Oxnard School District under the Special Education department. The position requires a certified sign language interpreter to facilitate communication between students, teachers, and peers using American Sign Language or other signing systems. Key responsibilities include interpreting classroom lessons and directives, integrating students into general education programs, providing instructional support, and assisting with behavior management and safety. The role appeals to candidates passionate about inclusive education, offering the opportunity to foster student independence and collaborate closely with educators and families. The position involves a part-time schedule of 5.75 hours daily across 183 workdays and may require travel between multiple classrooms or schools.

This full-time educational interpreter role for the 2026–2027 school year supports Deaf and Hard of Hearing students at Care Options for Kids. The position involves providing direct interpreting services in classrooms, small groups, and school events using ASL or Signed Exact English to ensure full academic and social participation. Key responsibilities include facilitating communication between students and staff, collaborating with teachers and families, and supporting access during IEP meetings in compliance with federal regulations. The role appeals to those seeking to make a meaningful impact on student success within a supportive, inclusive environment. It offers professional growth through continuing education units and development assistance, with a flexible work arrangement based on school schedules.

This full-time educational interpreter role for the 2026–2027 school year supports Deaf and Hard of Hearing students at Care Options for Kids. The position involves providing direct interpreting services in classrooms, small groups, and school events using ASL or Signed Exact English to ensure full participation in the curriculum. Key responsibilities include facilitating communication between students and staff, collaborating with teachers and families, and supporting access during IEP meetings. The role appeals to those seeking a mission-driven environment where they can make a tangible impact on student success. It offers professional growth through continuing education units and development assistance, with a flexible work arrangement based on school schedules.