Impactful Long-Term SLP Substitute

Lexington Childrens Place; Lexington (MA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Lexington Public Schools in Lexington, MA is seeking a 1.0 Long-Term Substitute Speech Language Pathologist to cover a leave from approx. Nov 10, 2026 through the 2026-2027 school year. Per diem rates are $327.16 (B/1) or $349.25 (M/1), FY26 with potential increases for FY27.

Non-benefits eligible, at-will position. Responsibilities include delivering SLP services, scheduling, diagnostics, and collaboration with staff, families, and IEPs; required Masters and DESE licensure; CCC or ASHA pending;

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Communication Disorders, Speech and Language Pathology or a related field.
• DESE licensed as Speech Language Pathologist.
• CCC or ASHA certification or pending requirements.
• Clinical Fellowships not supported by the district.

Responsibilities

• Provides speech/language therapy to students as required.
• Schedules students into appropriate instructional groups.
• Delivers therapy in general education and Speech office settings.
• Performs diagnostic evaluations and implements treatment plans.
• Collaborates with teachers and school staff to implement therapy.
• Acts as a consultant in development of services and participates in Team/IEP meetings.
• Maintains thorough records of services provided and helps with mobility and transitions.

Skills

AAC knowledge

Team collaboration

Education

Master’s degree in Communication Disorders, Speech and Language Pathology or related field

DESE licensed as Speech Language Pathologist

CCC or ASHA pending

Job description

Lexington Public Schools in Lexington, MA is seeking a 1.0 Long-Term Substitute Speech Language Pathologist to cover a leave from approx. Nov 10, 2026 through the 2026-2027 school year. Per diem rates are $327.16 (B/1) or $349.25 (M/1), FY26 with potential increases for FY27.

Non-benefits eligible, at-will position. Responsibilities include delivering SLP services, scheduling, diagnostics, and collaboration with staff, families, and IEPs; required Masters and DESE licensure; CCC or ASHA pending;