Cole Health·Washington, District of Columbia
The Speech Language Pathologist will provide speech therapy evaluations, assessments, and treatment services to students in a school setting. They will also collaborate with educators, families, and school staff to develop individualized therapy plans and ensure compliance with documentation standards.
Make a difference in students’ lives while enjoying flexibility
We are seeking a compassionate and dedicated Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) to provide high-quality therapy services within Washington DC schools. This is a great opportunity for an SLP who wants the consistency of a school schedule while enjoying the flexibility and autonomy of a contractor role.
As part of our school-based therapy team, you will collaborate with educators, families, and school staff to support students in developing the skills needed to participate, learn, and thrive in the classroom and beyond.
✅ School-based schedule ✅ Consistent weekday hours ✅ Opportunity to support students across a variety of needs and age groups ✅ Collaborative partnership with teachers, families, and school teams ✅ Independence and flexibility that comes with a contractor role
Why join our team?
We know therapists do their best work when they feel supported. Our clinicians value collaboration, strong relationships, and being part of a team that is committed to helping children reach their goals.
If you are looking for a rewarding school-based SLP opportunity with competitive per session pay, full-time hours, and the flexibility of a contractor role, we would love to connect with you.
Apply today and help students build the skills they need to succeed!
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Candidates must hold a Master's degree in Speech Language Pathology and possess an active Washington DC Speech Therapy license. Previous experience working with children and in a school-based setting is preferred.
Market context
In the District of Columbia, school-based Speech Language Pathologist roles are typically in steady demand because schools need support for student communication, language, and related services. These positions are competitive when candidates bring a master’s degree, an active DC speech therapy license, and prior school or pediatric experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits from the original posting here to save research time, and confirm licensure details before applying.