Speech Clinic-Elementary (2026-2027 School Year)

The speech-Language pathologist provides services to identified students, consults with staff, and participates in mtss building-Wide support. They are responsible for maintaining accurate attendance logs, medicaid documentation, and current individualized education plans for their caseload.

Candidates must hold a master's degree in communication sciences and disorders and be eligible for a license in speech-Language pathology through the kansas department for aging and disability services. New graduates eligible for a temporary license and clinical fellowship year supervision are also accepted.