Speech Clinic-Elementary (2026-2027 School Year)

The speech language pathologist provides services to identified speech-Language impaired students, consults with staff, and participates in building-Wide mtss by offering communication, literacy, and behavior support. Essential duties include organizing schedules, developing therapy materials, maintaining accurate logs for services and medicaid, and participating in student evaluations and iep maintenance.

A master's degree in communication sciences and disorders meeting qualifications for kansas speech-Language pathology licensure is preferred, though new graduates qualifying for a temporary license are accepted pending completion of requirements. Candidates must demonstrate basic computer proficiency, strong verbal and written communication skills, and the ability to exercise good judgment and professionalism.