Part-Time Speech-Language Pathologist

Carolina Pediatric Therapy; North Carolina; On-site; USD 34,000 - 55,000; Part time

Job summary

Carolina Pediatric Therapy in North Carolina is seeking a part-time Speech-Language Pathologist to join a community-based team. You’ll evaluate and treat children with diverse communication needs in homes, daycares, schools, and other community settings.

You’ll collaborate with families, caregivers, and educational teams, develop functional goals, and tailor therapy to each child’s natural environment, helping language become part of everyday life.

Qualifications

• Part-time SLP role within a collaborative pediatric team.
• Flexible scheduling to complement your life.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate and treat children with a variety of communication needs.
• Provide individualized therapy in homes, schools, daycares, and community settings.
• Partner with families, caregivers, and educational teams.
• Develop functional, meaningful treatment goals.

Job description

Bring Speech Therapy Into the Places Where Life Happens.

At Carolina Pediatric Therapy, we believe great pediatric therapy can happen anywhere a child communicates, connects, learns, and grows.

Our community-based Speech-Language Pathologists have the opportunity to take their clinical expertise beyond the clinic walls and into the environments that are most meaningful to each child and family—including homes, daycares, schools, and other community settings.

This is an opportunity to build relationships, collaborate with the people who know each child best, and see your therapy strategies come to life in the moments that matter.

You’re not just providing therapy—you’re helping communication become part of everyday life.

Make an Impact Where It Counts

Imagine helping a toddler use their new words during a favorite classroom routine.

Helping a teacher discover a simple strategy that makes communication easier throughout the day.

Coaching a parent through ways to build language naturally during play.

Supporting a child as they use AAC to participate more independently with their peers.

These are the moments that make community-based therapy so rewarding.

You get to see how communication skills transfer into real life, while building meaningful partnerships with the families, educators, and professionals surrounding each child.

You’ll Have a Community Around You, Too.

Although your work may take you throughout the community, you are never practicing alone.

You’ll be part of the Carolina Pediatric Therapy team and have support from:

• Your Clinic Lead, who is available for clinical collaboration and day-to-day support
• Your Clinical Director, who is invested in your professional growth
• A collaborative team of SLPs, OTs, PTs, Psychology, and Behavioral Health clinicians
• Experienced clinicians who love sharing ideas, resources, and problem-solving together
• A culture that values curiosity, collaboration, and continued learning

Build Relationships. Build Confidence. Build Community.

Community-based therapy gives you a unique opportunity to become a familiar and trusted part of the environments where children spend their days.

You’ll collaborate with caregivers and educators.

You’ll learn what communication looks like for each child in their natural environment.

You’ll celebrate progress alongside the people who experience it every day.

And you'll have the opportunity to make a meaningful difference not only for individual children, but for the families, classrooms, and communities around them.

Part‑Time With Purpose

We’re looking for a part‑time SLP who wants flexibility while remaining connected to a collaborative pediatric team.

Whether you're looking to create a schedule that complements your life, expand your community-based experience, or simply want to bring your skills to children and families in a different way, this role offers the opportunity to make a genuine, lasting impact.

And because you’re part of Carolina Pediatric Therapy, you’ll have opportunities for:

• Protected planning and collaboration time
• Professional development and learning collaboratives
• Clinical support
• Efficient documentation systems and resources
• Interdisciplinary collaboration
• Opportunities to grow your clinical interests
• A team culture where your ideas and contributions matter

What You’ll Do

As a Community-Based Speech-Language Pathologist, you will:

• Evaluate and treat children with a variety of communication needs
• Provide individualized therapy in homes, schools, daycares, and community settings
• Partner with families, caregivers, and educational teams
• Develop functional, meaningful treatment goalsSorry, this is truncated due to character limit. Make sure to copy full content above.