Registered SLP: Neurodivergent Support & School Collaboration

Aspirespecialneeds; Red Deer; On-site; CAD 49,563 - 70,590; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Connected team approach

Dental care

Extended health care

Life insurance

Paid time off

Job summary

A child development organization in Red Deer, Alberta is seeking a Registered Speech-Language Pathologist to support neurodivergent children. The position is part-time with flexible hours, focusing on consultation and assessment with opportunities for direct intervention. Candidates will work closely with families and educational teams to enhance communication skills and provide tailored intervention strategies. The role offers a meaningful work environment with various benefits, and candidates must be registered in Alberta or eligible for registration.

Qualifications

• Registered speech-language pathologist in Alberta, or eligible for registration.
• Valid driver’s license and access to a vehicle.
• Experience working with neurodivergent children (experience level flexible).

Responsibilities

• Support neurodivergent children through assessment and intervention.
• Build capacity with parents and school staff.
• Provide support for language, articulation, and social skills.
• Develop and implement individual program plans.

Skills

Experience working with schools and families to support language development

Knowledge of best practices for autism spectrum disorder

Excellent organizational and time management skills

Strong written and verbal communication skills

Flexible and adaptable in a dynamic workload

Willingness to contribute to team growth

Excellent knowledge of Microsoft Office 365

Education

Registered speech-language pathologist in Alberta

Valid driver’s license

Job description

A child development organization in Red Deer, Alberta is seeking a Registered Speech-Language Pathologist to support neurodivergent children. The position is part-time with flexible hours, focusing on consultation and assessment with opportunities for direct intervention. Candidates will work closely with families and educational teams to enhance communication skills and provide tailored intervention strategies. The role offers a meaningful work environment with various benefits, and candidates must be registered in Alberta or eligible for registration.