CFY SLP — Mentored, In-Person School-Based Practice

AnthroMed Education (School Services); South Holland (IL); On-site; USD 55,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

ASHA-compliant supervision

Dedicated mentorship

Access to therapy materials

Summer break while getting paid

Ongoing clinical support

Job summary

AnthroMed Education (School Services) is offering a Speech-Language Pathologist position for new graduates in a Clinical Fellowship Year (CFY) program. This role emphasizes mentorship and support, providing a structured environment for SLPs to thrive and grow professionally.

The CFY program ensures that participants finish confident and ready to manage their own caseloads, with ongoing support for best practices in the school setting.

Ideal candidates are graduate students in Communication Sciences or Disorders, eager to make a positive impact on K-12 students' lives.

Qualifications

• Graduate students completing a Master’s in Speech-Language Pathology.
• Eligible for Michigan SLP licensure and ASHA Clinical Fellowship.
• Genuine interest in school-based pediatric practice.

Responsibilities

• Work as a school-based Speech-Language Pathologist in Michigan.
• Participate in IEP meetings and evaluations.
• Provide speech-language services to K-12 students.

Skills

Good communication skills

Mentorship capability

Understanding of IEP processes

Commitment to professional growth

Education

Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology

Job description

AnthroMed Education (School Services) is offering a Speech-Language Pathologist position for new graduates in a Clinical Fellowship Year (CFY) program. This role emphasizes mentorship and support, providing a structured environment for SLPs to thrive and grow professionally.

The CFY program ensures that participants finish confident and ready to manage their own caseloads, with ongoing support for best practices in the school setting.

Ideal candidates are graduate students in Communication Sciences or Disorders, eager to make a positive impact on K-12 students' lives.