School-Based Speech-Language Pathologist

TrulyHired; Columbus (OH); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

TrulyHired is seeking a Speech-Language Pathologist in Ohio to identify, diagnose, and remediate communication disorders within the school setting. The role requires Ohio licensure, CCC, and a Master’s degree, with duties including IEP development, therapy planning, data-driven progress monitoring, and collaboration with families and school staff.

Successful candidates will maintain HIPAA/FERPA compliance, uphold ethical standards, and participate in team-based decision making while navigating

Qualifications

• Valid state license to practice as a Speech Pathologist in Ohio
• Pupil Services License/Certificate required by Ohio Department of Education
• Master's degree or equivalent required
• Certificate of Clinical Competence required
• Clear criminal record documented
• Complies with drug-free workplace rules and board policies

Responsibilities

• Evaluate students as part of the multifactorial evaluation process (articulation, language, etc.).
• Assist with development of IEP for students.
• Plan and implement therapy programs; develop therapy schedule; participate in meetings.
• Use behavior management to create a safe, engaging learning environment; supervise students.
• Incorporate assistive technology and uphold acceptance of use policies.
• Use assessment, data collection, and progress monitoring to inform instruction.
• Consult with parents and school personnel; provide families techniques for home interventions.
• Provide in-service and training to parents and staff.
• Participate on building-level teams; engage in professional growth.
• Maintain compliance with policies, laws, timelines and confidentiality.

Skills

Speech Pathologist license

Background check

HIPAA/FERPA compliance

Education

Master's Degree or equivalent

Pupil Services License/Certificate

Certificate of Clinical Competence

Job description

TrulyHired is seeking a Speech-Language Pathologist in Ohio to identify, diagnose, and remediate communication disorders within the school setting. The role requires Ohio licensure, CCC, and a Master’s degree, with duties including IEP development, therapy planning, data-driven progress monitoring, and collaboration with families and school staff.

Successful candidates will maintain HIPAA/FERPA compliance, uphold ethical standards, and participate in team-based decision making while navigating