Speech Language Pathologist Part-Time

The speech language pathologist provides speech and language therapy services and specialized support to help students improve communication and learning skills, which includes identifying needs and facilitating individual or group therapy activities. Essential functions also involve consulting with educators on accommodations, providing augmentative and alternative communication systems, and creating an engaging learning environment.

Candidates must possess a master’s or higher degree in the field and meet specific state licensing requirements, such as an adhs license and ade prek–12 slp certification for arizona, and must pass a criminal history background check. Preferred qualifications include prior experience as a speech language pathologist and holding an asha certificate of clinical competence.