School-Based SLPA: Drive Student Speech Growth

BlazerJobs; Town of Texas (WI); On-site; USD 30,000 - 41,000; Full time

Job summary

BlazerJobs is seeking an SLPA to support students in a vibrant school-based environment near Hurst, TX. This full-time contract role collaborates with a licensed SLP to implement the treatment plans and monitor progress.

The IDEAL candidate holds a Texas SLPA license (TDLR), a Bachelor's in Communication Sciences and Disorders (or related), and completes clinical observation and assisting per state standards. Strong communication and organizational skills are essential.

Qualifications

• Current Texas SLPA License (TDLR)
• Bachelor’s degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders, Speech-Language Pathology, or a related field meeting Texas requirements
• Completion of clinical observation and assisting experience per state standards
• Ability to work closely with and take direction from a licensed SLP
• Excellent communication, organization, and relationship-building skills

Responsibilities

• Carry out individualized and group speech/language therapy sessions from treatment plans provided by your supervising SLP
• Track and document therapy data and maintain organized, confidential student records
• Contribute to speech and hearing screenings as directed
• Create and organize therapy materials for effective classroom and pull-out interventions
• Communicate and collaborate with teachers, family members, and school staff to promote student progress
• Participate in IEP activities and help reinforce intervention strategies in daily routines
• Follow state, federal, and district-level regulations to promote compliance and professional excellence

Skills

Communication skills

Organization

Relationship-building

Team collaboration

Education

Bachelor's degree in CSD/related field

Job description

BlazerJobs is seeking an SLPA to support students in a vibrant school-based environment near Hurst, TX. This full-time contract role collaborates with a licensed SLP to implement the treatment plans and monitor progress.

The IDEAL candidate holds a Texas SLPA license (TDLR), a Bachelor's in Communication Sciences and Disorders (or related), and completes clinical observation and assisting per state standards. Strong communication and organizational skills are essential.