Home-Based Pediatric SLP Sign-On Bonus

Therapy 2000; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Income Stabilization Stipend

Debt Reduction Program

401k with matching

Mileage reimbursement

PTO

Health insurance

Job summary

Therapy 2000 in Houston is seeking a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist to provide home-based pediatric therapy to children in the Central Southwest Almeda area. This role emphasizes clinical excellence, collaboration, and delivering high-quality care in the child’s natural environment.

A sign-on bonus is included. You will evaluate, treat, and coordinate with families and other providers, maintain charts, complete visits, and participate in ongoing CE opportunities.

Qualifications

• Current/active license to practice Speech Language Pathology in Texas.
• 3+ years as a pediatric Speech Language Pathologist.
• Experience in a home-health setting.
• Experience or certifications in feeding therapy or related specialties.

Responsibilities

• Perform comprehensive Speech Therapy evaluations using standardized tests to assess needs.
• Develop and implement treatment plans aligned with physicians’ orders.
• Create home exercise programs in partnership with caregivers.
• Collaborate with other providers to coordinate care for patients.
• Complete minimum patient visits weekly as required by the agency.
• Maintain patient charts and submit progress notes and logs on time.
• Meet with agency staff to align on expectations and standards for care.
• Adhere to agency policies, procedures, and applicable laws.

Skills

Licensed Speech Language Pathologist

Pediatric therapy

Home-health experience

Flexibility

Reliability

Job description

Therapy 2000 in Houston is seeking a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist to provide home-based pediatric therapy to children in the Central Southwest Almeda area. This role emphasizes clinical excellence, collaboration, and delivering high-quality care in the child’s natural environment.

A sign-on bonus is included. You will evaluate, treat, and coordinate with families and other providers, maintain charts, complete visits, and participate in ongoing CE opportunities.