KIPP·Newark, New Jersey
The Speech Language Pathologist will assess and provide direct speech and language therapy to students to support their educational goals. They will also collaborate with teachers and families to implement IEP communication goals and participate in child study team meetings.
Company Description About KIPP New Jersey KIPP New Jersey is part of the nationally recognized “Knowledge Is Power Program” network of free, open-enrollment, college-preparatory public schools dedicated to preparing students for success in college and in life. In 2002, KIPP New Jersey first opened its doors in Newark’s South Ward as a single class of 80 fifth graders and has since grown to educate 7,035 students in grades K-12 across 16 schools in Newark, Camden and Paterson. More than 90% of KIPP New Jersey students currently qualify for free or reduced meals. To learn more, visit www.kippnj.org.
Here’s what you need to know: We need you to help our students develop the skills they need to communicate and succeed in school. As Speech and Language Pathologist, you will assess and provide speech and language therapy for students at assigned KIPP NJ school sites. You will focus on developing students’ oral communication skills to support their ability to access their educational program. And you will report to the Director of Special Education. A bit more about you: Speech Coach Extraordinaire Provide direct treatment to students with speech-language impairments. Develop and implement educationally-based IEP communication goals using a variety of service delivery models to support the classroom curriculum. Follow and implement treatment plans. Communicate with families of students on assigned caseload regarding progress toward IEP goals. Teammate and Collaborator Collaborate with teachers to ensure that students meet the goals outlined in their IEPs. Provide individualized classroom strategies to facilitate specific communication skills. Participate as a member of the child study team Organizational and Achievement Guru Document student progress towards meeting established goals and objectives. Participate in IEP meetings of students on assigned caseload Conduct formal assessments.
Must Haves (ie. what you need to rock this role) Master’s Degree from an ASHA accredited university with a Certificate of Clinical Competency (CCC) or working toward completion of Clinical Fellowship Year (CFY). Knowledge of speech-language report writing. Knowledge of formal speech-language assessments. Flexible and able to adapt to different school settings, procedures, and staffs. Excellent organizational and communication skills. A belief that all students deserve a world class education which can be achieved through education reform. Nice to Haves: A record of exceptional student achievement and results at a high-performing charter network/charter management organization.
This position will be compensated with an hourly rate of $50 - $65 commensurate with experience. We anticipate a schedule of approximately 16 hours per week. KIPP NJ offers competitive salaries to newly hired staff members. Salaries are based on prior experience and in accordance with certification requirements. Our organization is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, sex, gender, age, religion, national origin, citizen status, marital status, physical or mental disability, military or veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law. Our organization will make a reasonable accommodation to known physical or mental limitations of a qualified applicant or employee with a disability unless the accommodation would impose an undue hardship on the operation of the organization. No questions on this application are asked for any unlawful purpose.
Candidates must hold a Master's degree from an ASHA accredited university and possess a Certificate of Clinical Competency or be working toward a Clinical Fellowship Year. Proficiency in formal speech-language assessments and report writing is required.
Market context
In New Jersey, part-time Speech Language Pathologist roles often draw steady interest because schools and healthcare settings need clinicians who can assess, document, and support communication goals across varied caseloads. These positions are competitive when employers want an ASHA-accredited master’s degree, CCC or Clinical Fellowship progress, and strong formal assessment and report-writing skills. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform first, then compare them with the original posting so you can quickly confirm licensure, supervision, and schedule fit before applying.