Virtual Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP)

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Texas, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ohio, Availability during Pacific Time hours is a plus.ContractMiddle

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Requirements

Master’s Degree in Speech-Language Pathology or Communication Disorders.
State licensure/certification as an SLP (or willingness to obtain reciprocity).
ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC-SLP) preferred.
Experience delivering teletherapy or working within a school district setting is a strong plus.
Ability to design and deliver lesson plans aligned to student goals and accommodations.
Strong virtual instruction skills, including comfort with video conferencing and digital whiteboards.
Ability to pass a background check.
Reliable computer, internet, webcam, and quiet workspace.

Responsibilities

Deliver engaging, individualized virtual speech therapy tailored to each student's communication goals, speech-language disorders, and unique learning profile.
Create structured intervention plans that align with student IEP goals, targeting areas such as articulation, language delays, fluency, voice, and augmentative/alternative communication (AAC) needs.
Adapt instruction and therapeutic exercises in real time based on student engagement, energy, and progress, utilizing interactive digital tools to keep sessions dynamic.
Track student data and communicate effectively with families, IEP teams, and school district partners to ensure regulatory compliance and transparent progress reporting.

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