AnthroMed Education (School Services)·Yelm, Washington
The Speech-Language Pathologist will provide speech and language services to students in Pre-K through 5th grade using a combination of push-in, pull-out, and consultation models. They will collaborate with educators, special education staff, and other related-service providers to support student success.
Elementary School Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP / SLP-CF) | School-Based | 2026–2027 School Year Yelm, Washington | Pre-K–5th Grade | Full-Time Starting Salary: $64,000–$75,000 annually (based on experience) Full-time, 1.0 FTE positions
100% employer-paid medical insurance, 401(k) match, PTO aligned to the school calendar, licensure & ASHA reimbursement Join a collaborative team with manageable caseloads, consistent clinical support, and meaningful opportunities to support elementary students. Hello Speech-Language Pathologists! AnthroMed Education is a school-based organization dedicated to supporting clinicians through thoughtful placements, ongoing mentorship, and resources that help them thrive. We are hiring two full-time Speech-Language Pathologists in Yelm, Washington, for the 2026–2027 school year, beginning in September. These opportunities are open to both experienced clinicians and Clinical Fellows completing their CFY. These roles offer defined caseloads of approximately 45–50 students across Pre-K through 5th grade, along with opportunities to collaborate with other SLPs. They are well suited for an SLP-CF seeking structured support during their Clinical Fellowship or an experienced Speech-Language Pathologist who values teamwork, stability, and a supportive elementary school environment. The district strives to keep each clinician at one school whenever possible, although an assignment may be split between two sites. What Your Role Will Look Like Number of openings: 2 Position: Elementary School Speech-Language Pathologist Schedule: Full-time, 1.0 FTE following the 2026–2027 school-year calendar, beginning in September Hours: 7.5 paid hours with a 30 minute lunch Setting: One elementary school site when possible, with the potential for an assignment across two sites Grade levels: Pre-K through 5th grade Caseload: Approximately 45–50 students Service model: Combination of push-in, pull-out, and consultation services Collaboration: Work alongside other Speech-Language Pathologists, educators, special education staff, and related-service providers Current service structure: The district is currently using remote SLP support and is seeking in-person clinicians to transition into these roles Clinical Support Through AnthroMed We invest in our clinicians so they feel confident and supported in their roles. You’ll receive: Regular caseload support and mentorship from our Clinical Support Director Bi-weekly team meetings for collaboration, networking, and case support Access to a generous materials database plus an additional stipend 100% reimbursement for ASHA dues and licensure fees For Clinical Fellows, we provide structured supervision, dedicated mentorship, and consistent support throughout your CFY so you feel prepared, supported, and set up for success as you work toward your CCC-SLP.
Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology Eligible for or holding a Washington Department of Health Speech-Language Pathologist license and Washington Educational Staff Associate certification Strong collaboration skills and interest in school-based practice Open to both experienced clinicians and Clinical Fellows (SLP-CF completing their Clinical Fellowship Year (CFY))
Candidates must hold a Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology and be eligible for or hold a Washington Department of Health license and Educational Staff Associate certification. The role is open to both experienced clinicians and Clinical Fellows.
Market context
Washington school districts commonly seek Speech-Language Pathologists to support students with communication needs, and openings often attract both experienced clinicians and Clinical Fellows. These roles are competitive because they require a master’s degree plus Washington Department of Health licensure or eligibility and Educational Staff Associate certification. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your licensure status and fellowship eligibility before applying.