Outpatient Pediatric Speech Language Pathologist (SLP)

Posted 8 days ago

pinnacle therapyWashington (DC)

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About the role

We are looking for a full-time Speech Language Pathologist (CCC or CFY) for a pediatric outpatient clinic.
Responsibilities: Conduct evaluations for pediatric patients from birth through age 21. Develop and implement individualized treatment plans. Provide evidence-based speech therapy services. Collaborate with families, caregivers, and other professionals. Monitor progress and modify treatment plans as needed. Educate families on strategies to support communication at home. Maintain accurate and timely documentation.
Benefits & Perks: Medical insurance with 50% employer-paid premiums HSA-eligible health plan options 3 weeks of PTO 7 paid holidays plus 2 floating holidays 401(k) with up to 4% company match Short-term disability coverage Annual profit-sharing program Continuing education and training support Electronic charting Why Therapists Love Working Here Collaborative PT, OT, and SLP team under one roof. Supportive, therapist-led leadership that values clinician input. Women-owned pediatric practice. No corporate ownership or excessive productivity quotas. Structured mentorship and supervision for Clinical Fellows. Opportunities to develop skills in feeding, AAC, autism, literacy, and other specialty areas. Work alongside a professionally trained therapy dog and resident morale booster. Positive team culture where clinicians enjoy coming to work and supporting one another. To Apply, Please Include Answers to the Following:1. This is a full-time position. Are you willing and able to work full-time hours?2. What days and times could you do an in-person interview?3. Do you have a Bachelors, Masters, or Doctorate degree in Speech Therapy?

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