AnthroMed Education (School Services)·Reading, Pennsylvania
Provide direct speech-language therapy and conduct evaluations for a blended elementary caseload of 50-60 students. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and manage IEP documentation for students with diverse communication needs.
Speech-Language Pathologist School-Based Opportunity | 2026–2027 School Year Reading, Pennsylvania | Full-Time | Onsite Salary: $59,000–$88,000 annually Join a Collaborative School-Based SLP Team Supporting Diverse Elementary Caseloads AnthroMed Education is seeking a dedicated Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) for a full-time, onsite elementary school opportunity in Reading, Pennsylvania for the 2026–2027 school year. This role offers the opportunity to work within a supportive and collaborative school environment serving PreK–5th grade students across a blended caseload. Clinicians will support students with a wide range of communication needs, from speech-only services to more complex communication disorders including Autism and low-incidence disabilities. Reading offers a variety of clinical opportunities, making it easier to align placements with each clinician’s strengths and interests while continuing to grow professionally within a supportive team environment.
Full-Time, Onsite Position 2026–2027 School Year August 17, 2026 – June 4, 2027 Approximately 35 hours per week Elementary school setting (PreK–5th grade) Shared office space Caseload & Responsibilities The selected SLP will support a blended elementary caseload of approximately 50–60 students with varying communication needs. Responsibilities include: Providing direct speech-language therapy services Conducting evaluations and writing reports Collaborating with teachers, special education staff, and multidisciplinary teams Participating in IEP meetings and documentation Case-managing speech-only students Supporting students with Autism and low-incidence disabilities Utilizing AAC strategies and tools when appropriate Familiarity with AAC is beneficial, but not required. Ongoing support and training on IEP systems and district procedures are available through experienced SLP leads and special education administration. What AnthroMed Offers Supportive clinical leadership and mentorship Collaboration opportunities with multidisciplinary teams Weekly pay Professional development support Access to experienced school-based clinicians A welcoming, team-oriented school environment Compensation Annual salary: $59,000–$88,000 based on experience Weekly pay
100% employer-paid medical insurance Dental and vision insurance PTO and paid school breaks W-2 employment status JumpStart Salary Program — begin receiving pay before the school year starts 401(k) with employer match starting Day 1 Paid parental leave Full ASHA dues & state licensure reimbursement
Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology Pennsylvania State SLP License Pennsylvania Educational Specialist Certificate Experience or interest in school-based therapy services Strong collaboration and communication skills Passion for supporting school-aged students Why AnthroMed Education? AnthroMed Education is committed to supporting Speech-Language Pathologists throughout every stage of their careers. We prioritize mentorship, collaboration, and clinician well-being so our clinicians feel confident, supported, and empowered in their work with students. If you’re looking for a collaborative school-based opportunity with diverse clinical experiences and strong support systems, we’d love to connect with you. Equal Opportunity Employer AnthroMed Education is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate based on race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or any other protected characteristic.
Requires a Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology and a Pennsylvania State SLP License. Candidates must also hold a Pennsylvania Educational Specialist Certificate.
Market context
Speech-language pathologist positions in Pennsylvania are often competitive because schools and care settings need licensed clinicians who can support students with disabilities and coordinate with families and teams. This role stands out for requiring a Pennsylvania SLP license, ASHA certification, one year of experience with children with disabilities, and a valid driver’s license. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your licensure, experience, and travel readiness before applying.