Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist (CCC-SLP) — Earn $70-$105/session — Illinois

coral careChicago (IL)

Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist (CCC-SLP) — Earn $70-$105/session — Illinois

Posted 3 days ago

coral careChicago (IL)

Speech-Language Pathologists Offices of Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapists, and Audiologists

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About the role

Coral Care is a therapist-first platform giving pediatric SLPs in Massachusetts the infrastructure to run their own local practice. We handle credentialing, billing, insurance, scheduling, and matching — no fees, no minimums, ever.

The role: speech-language evaluations and treatment for kids in their homes, schools, and everyday environments, never virtually — articulation, language, fluency, AAC, and feeding. You choose your area, hours, and caseload.

Pay: $105 per evaluation, $70 per session, bi-weekly direct deposit. Why SLPs choose Coral Care: 800+ pediatric therapist network, most matched with families within 1–2 weeks, liability insurance included, free in-house CEUs.

Requirements: Master's-level SLP (CCC-SLP) with independent state licensure, NPI number (or willingness to obtain one), 1+ year of pediatric experience in the past 5 years, comfortable working independently. No CFs or assistance as we’re unable to provide the supervision needed through our care model. Apply → Clinical Interview → onboarding → seeing patients in as little as 2 weeks.

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