Speech-Language Pathologist

The Regional Speech Language Pathologist supports K–12 students with autism, emotional, behavioral, and other special needs across multiple school sites.

Key responsibilities include conducting assessments, developing and implementing IEP-driven treatment plans, providing both direct and group therapy , and collaborating with teachers, behavior staff, families, and districts.

Additional duties encompass progress monitoring, documentation, and active participation in IEP meetings.

Qualifications include strong clinical skills, experience working with diverse student populations, and the ability to work effectively in small caseload environments. The role emphasizes ongoing professional development within a mission-driven setting, promoting a collaborative and supportive work environment.