Therapy Care·Bloomington, Illinois
Conduct comprehensive speech and language evaluations to develop individualized treatment plans for children. Provide direct therapy services and collaborate with families and educators to integrate communication goals into daily routines.
Join Therapy Care and Launch Your Career with Confidence Are you a speech-language pathologist (SLP) clinical fellow or an experienced clinician seeking a supportive and collaborative environment where you can grow professionally while making a meaningful difference in the lives of children?
Therapy Care invites you to join our team of dedicated professionals committed to helping children achieve their fullest potential.
For more than 34 years, Therapy Care has provided exceptional support, resources, and mentorship to new and experienced clinicians, empowering them to deliver outstanding services to the children and families they serve.
Our comprehensive clinical fellowship program is designed to help new graduates build confidence, develop clinical expertise, and transition successfully into independent practice.
Experienced clinicians will be paired with another experienced clinician to collaborate on patient care, counseling families, and evidence-based research.
For new and experienced clinicians, we offer monthly collaborative meetings with other clinicians in your same setting (e.g., school, early intervention), quarterly collaborative and social dinners with Therapy Care clinicians, a very large lending library, in-house continuing education, and access to collaboration with an experienced SLP at any time.
You decide if you want to work full-time at a school or early intervention.
You can also split your time between school and early intervention.
In addition, we offer part-time options.
For experienced clinicians, we offer the opportunity to do disability evaluations under social security.
Why Choose Therapy Care?
Comprehensive Clinical Support for New Graduates and Experienced SLPs Structured mentorship with experienced speech-language pathologists Regular meetings and collaboration with your CF mentor Participation in clinical rounding and professional development sessions Opportunities to network and collaborate with fellow clinicians Access to an extensive lending library of therapy materials and resources Meaningful and Rewarding Work Make a lasting impact on children’s speech and language skills, academic success, and overall well-being Work within educational or early intervention settings that value interdisciplinary collaboration and student-centered care Work-Life Balance and Benefits Flexible scheduling options Competitive compensation Paid time off Comprehensive benefits package W-2 employee status with access to full company benefits 401k with company match Professional Growth Unlimited continuing education opportunities Bi-monthly training programs Ongoing support from experienced clinicians and leadership
Master's Degree in Communication Disorders/Speech-Language Pathology from an ASHA-accredited program Illinois Speech-Language Pathology License or eligibility to obtain licensure Illinois Professional Educator License (PEL) or eligibility to obtain licensure Strong communication and interpersonal skills Commitment to collaboration, lifelong learning, and evidence-based practice Key Responsibilities Conduct comprehensive evaluations of child's speech, language, fluency, voice, and social communication skills Develop individualized treatment plans and measurable goals based on assessment findings Provide direct speech-language therapy services to children with a variety of communication needs using various therapy approaches (e.g., play-based). Collaborate with educators, families, and multidisciplinary team members to support a child’s success Integrate communication goals into educational programming, classroom activities, daily routines Educate and support students, families, and caregivers regarding communication development and intervention strategies Maintain accurate and timely documentation, including evaluations, progress reports, treatment plans, and service records Compensation is available up to $60 per hour, based on experience, setting, and client placement. All employees are hired as W-2 employees and receive access to Therapy Care's comprehensive benefits package. Apply Today If you are passionate about helping children communicate, learn, and thrive, we encourage you to apply and begin your professional journey with Therapy Care. Join a team that values mentorship, collaboration, clinical excellence, and the children and families we proudly serve.
Requires a Master's Degree in Communication Disorders or Speech-Language Pathology from an ASHA-accredited program. Candidates must hold or be eligible for Illinois Speech-Language Pathology and Professional Educator licenses.
Market context
Early intervention Speech-Language Pathologist roles in Illinois are often competitive because districts and provider organizations need clinicians who can support young children, families, and multidisciplinary teams. For this role, the licensure path and ASHA-accredited master’s degree are key screening points, and the listed PTO, 401(k) match, CE opportunities, and mentorship can make offers more attractive. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your Illinois SLP and Professional Educator license status before applying.
