Early Intervention Clinical Fellow - Speech Language Pathologist (Contract)

MARC CHILDRENS SERVICES; Pennsylvania; On-site; USD 32,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

The Arc Alliance Children’s Services Early Intervention Program is seeking a motivated Clinical Fellow Speech-Language Pathologist to support families during early development in a flexible contract role. You will receive mentorship toward licensure and CCC-SLP while delivering diagnostic and therapeutic services in community settings.

This CF-SLP fellowship emphasizes caregiver coaching, developmental assessments, and collaborative teamwork with county partners to ensure compliant EI practice

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology or Communication Sciences and Disorders from an accredited program.
• Licensure: Eligible for provisional/temporary state license prior to start date.
• ASHA Clinical Fellowship (CF) eligibility and supervision requirements to pursue CCC-SLP.

Responsibilities

• Provide caregiver coaching using a family-centered, routines-based approach.
• Perform formal and informal developmental evaluations.
• Deliver direct therapy services as appropriate.
• Assess equipment needs and guide caregivers in use.
• Complete session documentation and billing per state EI requirements.
• Maintain required direct service levels and participate in team meetings.
• Complete 24 hours of required annual state EI training.

Skills

Communication skills

Time management

Documentation skills

Education

Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology

Job description

Early Intervention Clinical Fellow Speech Language Pathologist (Contract)Contract (to begin January 2027)Montgomery County PAFlexible, Community-Based RoleMake a Difference in a Child’s First YearsJoin The Arc Alliance Children’s Services Early Intervention Program and help empower families during the most critical years of child development.We are seeking a motivated, collaborative, and compassionate Clinical Fellow Speech-Language Pathologist (CF-SLP) to join our team. This role offers an excellent opportunity to transition from graduate school to independent practice. You will provide comprehensive diagnostic and therapeutic services while receiving dedicated, high-quality mentorship. Your fellowship will satisfy all ASHA and state regulatory requirements to help you achieve your full state license as well as national certification CCC-SLP.What You’ll DoProvide caregiver coaching using a family-centered, routines-based approachPerform formal and informal developmental evaluationsDeliver direct therapy services as appropriateAssess equipment needs and guide caregivers in useComplete session documentation and billing per state EI requirementsMaintain required direct service levelsParticipate in team meetings and collaborate with staff and county partnersComplete 24 hours of required annual state EI trainingWhy Join Us?Flexible contract scheduleMeaningful, family-centered worSupportive team environmentOpportunity to make a lasting impact during early developmental yearsQualificationsEducation: Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology or Communication Sciences and Disorders from an accredited program.Licensure: Eligible for a provisional/temporary state license prior to the start date.Knowledge: Strong foundational understanding of evidence-based practices and a variety of clinical modalities.Skills: Excellent communication, time management, and documentation skills.Status: Must need to complete the standard ASHA Clinical Fellowship (minimum 1,260 hours and 36 weeks).