School-Based Speech Language Pathologist - Newark, New Jersey

Soliant; Newark (NJ); On-site; USD 55,000 - 83,000; Part time

Job summary

Soliant is seeking licensed Speech-Language Pathologists to support students' communication and academic success in Newark-area schools. These contract opportunities are ideal for professionals devoted to enhancing student growth and working in a dynamic, supportive environment.

Two assignments exist: a 3–4 week start-ASAP role serving K–4 across multiple sites, and a 12–16 week position with caseload details discussed during interview.

Qualifications

• Understanding of IEP processes and multidisciplinary team meetings.
• Experience managing diverse school-aged caseloads.
• Ability to work independently without CF supervision.

Responsibilities

• Support students’ communication and academic success in school settings.
• Collaborate with educators and families to develop and implement goals.
• Adapt quickly across multiple school locations and sites.

Skills

IEP processes understanding

Multidisciplinary team participation

Caseload management

Independent work readiness

Education

New Jersey SLP license

CCC preferred

Job description

Make a difference every day by supporting students’ communication and academic success in a dynamic, encouraging school environment near Newark, NJ. We're seeking skilled Speech-Language Pathologists for contract opportunities this school year—perfect for professionals passionate about fostering student growth.

Currently, there are two distinct assignments available:

• A 3 to 4 week position (starting ASAP) serving students in grades K-4, including ESLS and those in ICR classrooms, across multiple school sites.
• A 12 to 16 week position, with caseload specifics discussed during the interview process.

These assignments may be combined for those interested in extended opportunities, as more maternity and medical leaves are expected starting mid-February and April, with potential to create nearly a full-year placement.

Essential qualifications and experience:

• New Jersey Speech-Language Pathology license with CCC preferred; strong consideration for candidates with a pediatric and special education background in school settings.
• Comprehensive understanding of IEP processes and participation in multidisciplinary team meetings.
• Proven experience managing diverse school-aged caseloads and collaborating with educators and families.
• Ability to adapt quickly across various school locations.
• Must demonstrate readiness to work independently, as clinical supervision for CFs is not provided.
• Start dates range from late October, with assignments continuing through mid-February.

In these roles, you'll play an instrumental part in helping students develop essential communication skills, working hand-in-hand with dedicated educators and supportive school communities.