School Speech Language Pathologist Assistant | Newark, Delaware

Soliant; Newark (DE); In loco; USD 42.000 - 66.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

Soliant is hiring two Speech-Language Pathology Assistants for a vibrant K-12 charter school community in Newark, Delaware. This full-time, in-person contract role focuses on delivering high-quality speech and language services across the school year.

Collaborate with educators, document progress, and participate in IEP meetings while supporting inclusive learning environments for students of all ages and abilities.

Competenze

• Active SLPA license meeting state requirements
• Experience in a school setting or with children/teens preferred
• Ability to adapt to a dynamic K-12 culture and individual student needs
• Strong communication, teamwork, and organizational skills
• Commitment to accurate records and ethical standards

Mansioni

• Provide speech and language services to a varied caseload under the supervision of an SLP
• Implement therapy activities, classroom interventions, and data collection as directed by the lead SLP
• Collaborate with teachers and other professionals to integrate strategies into daily routines
• Document student progress and prepare session notes according to guidelines
• Participate in IEP meetings as needed and contribute to discussions on student progress
• Support inclusive learning environments for students at all skill levels

Conoscenze

Communication

Teamwork

Organizational skills

Documentation

Formazione

SLPA license

Descrizione del lavoro

Step into an exciting opportunity working as a skilled Speech-Language Pathology Assistant, serving a vibrant small charter school community that supports students from kindergarten through 12th grade. In this full-time, in-person contract role, you'll play a key part in delivering high-quality speech and language services that make a lasting difference across the entire school year.

Two passionate SLPAs are needed to foster positive communication outcomes among a diverse student body, collaborating closely with educators and school staff within a supportive environment.

Desired Qualifications And Experience

• Active SLPA license or credential, meeting current state requirements
• Prior experience in a school setting or working with children/teens preferred
• Ability to adapt to a dynamic, K-12 school culture and individual student needs
• Strong communication, teamwork, and organizational skills
• Commitment to maintaining accurate records and ethical standards

Role Responsibilities

• Provide speech and language support services to a varied caseload of students under the supervision of an SLP
• Implement therapy activities, classroom interventions, and data collection as outlined by the lead SLP
• Collaborate with teachers and other professionals to integrate strategies into daily routines
• Document student progress and prepare session notes according to school and regulatory guidelines
• Participate in IEP meetings as needed, offering valuable input on student progress
• Support positive, inclusive learning environments for students at all skill levels

You'll enjoy the opportunity to create meaningful positive change, experience a close-knit school community, and expand your professional skills throughout the school year.