Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) Job

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hopebridgeFayetteville (GA)

Speech-Language PathologistsOffices of Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapists, and Audiologists

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Why You'll Love This Job Looking for more than just another SLP role? Join Hopebridge, founded by Kim Strunk, Occupational Therapist, where collaboration, compassion, and clinical excellence are at the heart of everything we do. Our multidisciplinary model brings together speech, ABA, OT, and diagnostics-so you're never working alone and always supported by a full care team. At Hopebridge, you'll help children with diverse needs build communication skills that change lives-while growing your career in an environment that truly values clinicians.

What We Offer: $xx-$xx/hour total compensation - paid for all hours worked (billable and non-billable time), based on experience and competency Bi-weekly bonuses with the potential to earn up to $6,500 annually 29 days of paid time off (20 PTO, 7 holidays, 2 PD days)Medical, Dental, Vision, 401(k) with match, and disability benefits Ethical, manageable caseloads No non-compete agreements Ongoing mentorship, Grand Rounds, and CF supervision

Responsibilities

What You'll Do: Evaluate and treat pediatric speech and language disorders Create individualized treatment plans Collaborate with a multidisciplinary clinical team Support families with training and guidance Mentor and support Clinical Fellows

Skills & Qualifications

What You'll Need: Master's in Speech-Language PathologyASHA Certification State licensure (or eligibility)CCC-SLP or Clinical Fellow Ready to Make an Impact? Here's What You Can Expect Application Recruiter Call Virtual Interview Quick Decision Hopebridge is an equal-opportunity employer committed to building an inclusive, supportive workplace.

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