Contract Elementary SLP with AAC & Nonverbal Support

BlazerJobs, Inc.; St. Louis (MO); On-site; USD 52,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

BlazerJobs, Inc. is seeking a contract-based Speech-Language Pathologist to support elementary students in-person near Saint Louis, MO. The role involves direct therapy, case management, IEP collaboration, and documentation across up to two school locations through late May 2027.

The ideal candidate holds an active MO SLP or SLPA license, has school-based or pediatric experience, and is comfortable supporting non-verbal students with AAC. Fingerprinting and credentialing are required.

Qualifications

• Active MO SLP or MO SLPA license required.
• Previous experience in school settings, or with pediatric caseloads preferred.
• Familiarity with supporting non-verbal students and AAC technology is a plus.
• Adaptability and flexibility; district needs may change throughout the assignment.
• Ability to complete all district-specific credentialing, including fingerprinting and documentation.

Responsibilities

• Provide direct therapy and case management for students, ensuring delivery of approximately 3400 service minutes.
• Serve one, possibly two, school locations based on district needs.
• Develop interventions tailored to both verbal and non-verbal students.
• Collaborate closely with teachers, special educators, and other related service providers.
• Maintain accurate therapy notes, progress reports, and required paperwork.
• Participate in IEP meetings and contribute to student assessments as needed.

Skills

MO SLP/SLP-A license

School setting experience

AAC familiarity

Adaptability/flexibility

Credentialing/fingerprinting

Job description

BlazerJobs, Inc. is seeking a contract-based Speech-Language Pathologist to support elementary students in-person near Saint Louis, MO. The role involves direct therapy, case management, IEP collaboration, and documentation across up to two school locations through late May 2027.

The ideal candidate holds an active MO SLP or SLPA license, has school-based or pediatric experience, and is comfortable supporting non-verbal students with AAC. Fingerprinting and credentialing are required.