Speech Language Pathology Assistant SLPA 45 to 52 per hour

The speech language pathology assistant will work under a licensed slp to provide therapy services to elementary school students with diverse communication disorders, assisting with assessments and implementing established treatment plans. Responsibilities also include documenting client progress and collaborating with families and other professionals for comprehensive care.

Candidates must possess a valid speech language pathology assistant (Slpa) license in massachusetts and be ready to start immediately or within a few weeks for this in-Person contract role. Essential requirements include strong organizational skills, the ability to follow directives, and a passion for improving communication abilities.