Pediatric SLP (PRN) - Outpatient, Collaborative Care

Select Physical Therapy; Marshalltown (IA); On-site; USD 52,000 - 72,000; Full time

Job summary

Select Kids Pediatric Therapy is seeking a PRN pediatric Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) to join our fun, collaborative, multi-disciplinary team at 55 Unity Point Way, Marshalltown, IA. The role supports pediatric patients with diverse diagnoses and requires CCCs, ASHA certification, and state licensure.

Schedule is Monday–Friday, 8–5, with a compensation of $45 per hour. Experience in outpatient pediatrics is required to ensure high-quality care for children with developmental delays,

Qualifications

• CCC-SLP credentials required and current licensure in Iowa.
• Experience in outpatient pediatrics is required.
• ASHA certification and state licensure required.
• Flexibility to accommodate PRN schedule (Mon-Fri 8-5).

Responsibilities

• Build Relationships: Provide quality patient care while maintaining a positive level of interaction with centers and patients.
• Collaborative Approach: Coordinate treatment program in conjunction with other clinical/therapeutic services.
• Personalized Treatment: Evaluate assigned patients and establish appropriate treatment goals and programs to maximize outcomes.
• Meet ASHA minimum standards for initiation Clinical Fellowship Year including 36 credit hours.
• State SLP licensure and ASHA certification is required.
• 60 hours of supervised practicum experience is required.

Skills

CCC SLP credentials

Outpatient pediatrics experience

ASHA certification

State licensure

Education

Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology

Job description

Select Kids Pediatric Therapy is seeking a PRN pediatric Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) to join our fun, collaborative, multi-disciplinary team at 55 Unity Point Way, Marshalltown, IA. The role supports pediatric patients with diverse diagnoses and requires CCCs, ASHA certification, and state licensure.

Schedule is Monday–Friday, 8–5, with a compensation of $45 per hour. Experience in outpatient pediatrics is required to ensure high-quality care for children with developmental delays,