Pediatric SLP: 4‑Day Week, Mentorship & Growth

Talking Tadpoles, LLC.; Weatherford (TX); On-site; USD 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefits

Paid time off

Administrative support

Job summary

Talking Tadpoles, LLC. in Weatherford, TX seeks a Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist for full-time or part-time roles with four-day clinical options.

You will treat pediatric patients in an outpatient setting, collaborating with families and clinicians, while receiving mentorship and leadership development in a supportive multi-location practice. The role emphasizes family-centered treatment plans, ongoing documentation in an EHR, and participation in specialty programming as you develop

Qualifications

• Master's degree required; CFs encouraged to apply.
• Texas SLP license in good standing or eligible.
• Complete evaluations, treatment, and re-evaluations within your discipline.
• Develop family-centered treatment plans and goals.
• Educate and collaborate with parents/caregivers.
• Maintain timely clinical documentation.
• Coordinate with other clinicians when patients receive multiple services.
• Participate in clinical mentorship or leadership development.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate and treat pediatric patients in an outpatient clinic with a four-day schedule.
• Collaborate with parents and other clinicians on care plans.
• Complete documentation within the EHR and ensure timely records.

Skills

Family collaboration

Clinical documentation

Interdisciplinary coordination

Mentorship participation

Four-day schedule adaptability

Education

Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology

Job description

Talking Tadpoles, LLC. in Weatherford, TX seeks a Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist for full-time or part-time roles with four-day clinical options.

You will treat pediatric patients in an outpatient setting, collaborating with families and clinicians, while receiving mentorship and leadership development in a supportive multi-location practice. The role emphasizes family-centered treatment plans, ongoing documentation in an EHR, and participation in specialty programming as you develop