Lead SLP — Pediatric Autism & DRBI

Positive Development; Santa Barbara (CA); On-site; USD 100,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance

Employer-paid Life & Disability Insurance

401k with Employer Match

Paid Time Off

Paid Parental Leave

Flex Days

$2,000 CEUs Annually

Job summary

Positive Development in Santa Barbara, CA, is looking for a Lead Speech Language Pathologist to provide direct clinical work and assessments for children. This position offers a dynamic work environment, integrating best practices in child development and therapy.

The candidate will conduct speech-language screenings, implement treatment plans, and work closely with families to support children on the autism spectrum. The role also includes attending meetings and contributing to case discussions, ensuring a collaborative team approach.

Benefits include comprehensive health insurance and flexible working hours, with a salary range of $100K - $120K annually.

Qualifications

• Speech-Language Pathology Certification in California required.
• Strong communication skills, both written and oral.
• Passion for working with children on the autism spectrum.

Responsibilities

• Conduct speech-language screenings using age-appropriate methods.
• Implement treatment plans and document progress.
• Carry out in-home sessions tailored to child’s treatment plans.
• Attend weekly staff meetings and trainings.

Skills

Communication skills

Team collaboration

Knowledge of Autism Spectrum Disorder

Developmental Relationship-Based Model knowledge

Education

Master's in Speech Language Pathology

Job description

Positive Development in Santa Barbara, CA, is looking for a Lead Speech Language Pathologist to provide direct clinical work and assessments for children. This position offers a dynamic work environment, integrating best practices in child development and therapy.

The candidate will conduct speech-language screenings, implement treatment plans, and work closely with families to support children on the autism spectrum. The role also includes attending meetings and contributing to case discussions, ensuring a collaborative team approach.

Benefits include comprehensive health insurance and flexible working hours, with a salary range of $100K - $120K annually.