LLA Therapy·Medina, Ohio
Provide ongoing speech-language treatment to an assigned student caseload and document progress according to school deadlines. Conduct evaluations, write IEP goals, and collaborate with school personnel and families to support student success.
About Our Culture LLA Therapy is widespread across clinics and schools throughout Northeast Ohio. We strive to build a work culture that fosters FUN and CONNECTS employees. Join one of our events - run on our Akron Marathon team, meet for drinks at a local winery, share a potluck lunch with colleagues, join our Wellness Program, or participate in our monthly study groups. Join the LLA team today and let us help YOU Shine Your Brightest!
About Our School Services With over 30 years of school therapy experience, LLA Therapy’s motto is: Helping Kids Shine Their Brightest! In order to accomplish our goal we pride ourselves on effective and streamlined communication, ongoing mentoring and support, collaboration between school personnel (intervention specialists, general education teachers, other therapy disciplines, psychologists, administration) and providing our professionals with the materials and tools they need to succeed (access to online assessments, shared therapy resources, templates, goal banks, and membership to online therapy tools).
Essential Accountabilities for the Speech-Language Pathologist Provide ongoing treatment to assigned caseload Document, monitor, analyze, and report students’ progress and effects of treatment regularly in conjunction with school deadlines and procedures.
Conduct educationally relevant evaluations and report findings within Evaluation Team Reports (ETRs) Write educationally relevant therapy goals and relevant student information background information within Individualized Educational Programs (IEPs) Attend and report evaluations findings and therapy recommendations in family friendly language during IEP and ETR meetings.
Contribute to building a positive, supportive, and learning culture through collaboration and ongoing communication between school personnel and families.
Maintenance and documentation of ongoing therapy minutes and report due-dates.
Complete necessary Medicaid billing in conjunction with school deadlines and procedures.
Master’s degree from an accredited college or university in Speech Language Pathology. Current licensure to practice Speech Language Therapy within the state of Ohio Valid Driver’s license. Must be proficient in English; reading, comprehending and understanding the English language. Pass an FBI and BCI background check (can be completed upon hire) Current Ohio Department of Education Certification (can be completed upon hire) Professional Liability Insurance, recommended by governing body. Positive and goal oriented, willing to accept the challenge of new assignments and be able to work well with others. Ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment, with emphasis on teamwork, customer service, and safe working practices. Must be able to handle stressful situations. Compatible with company culture and core values. Benefits for the Speech-Language Pathologist Medical Dental Vision Life Insurance Short and Long Term Disability Insurance 401(K) with a Competitive Safe Harbor Match Career Development Stipend PTO 7 Paid Holidays Free Employee Assistance Program Services Ongoing focus on team building and positive employee experience
Market context
Speech-language pathologist roles in Ohio are typically supported by steady demand in schools, clinics, and other care settings, especially for candidates who already hold Ohio licensure and can meet background-check and driving requirements. These positions can be competitive because employers often look for a master’s degree, state licensure, and readiness to work across multiple sites or with varied caseloads. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, and confirm your license status, driving record, and FBI/BCI clearance before applying.