Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA)

Posted 10 days ago

minnesota service cooperativesSaint Paul (MN)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$31.00 per hour

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About the role

Speech Language Pathology Assistant
Location: District-Wide Dates: 190 days Work Year: 2026-2027 School Year Pay Scale: $31/hour DOQ Required Qualifications AAS Degree from an accredited Speech Language Pathology Assistant program License through the State of Minnesota (if required) Effective interpersonal and communication skills Maintains confidentiality/data privacy Computer proficiency Desired Qualifications: CPR and First Aid Training; Experience working with students with disabilities; Good written and verbal communication skills; Must be able to work with small groups; Experience working on a multi-disciplinary team; Experience and/or training in behavior management.
Duties and Responsibilities: Provide direct service in articulation, stuttering and language under the supervision of a Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) Develop lesson plans for providing service Prepare progress reports and day to day documentation for student service Draft present levels of performance for review by SLP Draft skill ideas to work on for review by SLP Prep materials and make visuals for speech services provided to students for SLP and SLPA as needed Assist with Transitioning skills into general ed. Assist with 6 week interventions set up by SLP Scheduling student sessions for SLP and SLPA as needed Assist with clerical piece of IEP process (Team meeting notices, copying and distribution of forms) Other duties as assigned

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