Speech Language Pathologist Assistant - Phoenix, AZ
procare therapyPhoenix (AZ)
Speech Language Pathologist Assistant - Phoenix, AZ
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procare therapyPhoenix (AZ)
Speech-Language Pathology AssistantsOffices of Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapists, and Audiologists
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Make an impact by supporting students in their communication and language development in a dynamic educational environment! A part-time Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) professional is needed to help students reach their full potential. This contract opportunity offers flexibility alongside the chance to work collaboratively with experienced SLPs and other educational staff.
Desired Experience and Skills:
Active SLPA licensure required in the state Previous school-based or pediatric experience is highly desirable Strong communication skills to effectively interact with students, parents, and staff Ability to implement speech and language therapy plans under supervision of a licensed SLP Organized, reliable, and passionate about student growth Key Responsibilities: Provide targeted support to students in individual or small group settings as outlined in IEPs Assist with implementing treatment plans designed by supervising SLPs Collect data on student progress and maintain accurate records Prepare materials and adapt activities to meet diverse student needs Participate in meetings and collaborate with the educational team Maintain confidentiality and adhere to ethical and school standards Benefits of this Opportunity: Flexible part-time schedule to fit your work-life balance Gain valuable experience working with diverse student populations Be part of a supportive, multidisciplinary school team Professional growth opportunities through collaboration and mentorship Step into a role where your expertise helps shape academic success and positive student outcomes. If you thrive in school environments and are eager to make a daily difference.
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