School Speech Language Pathologist Assistant - Richmond, Virginia

ProCare Therapy; Richmond (VA); On-site; USD 42,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

ProCare Therapy is seeking a Speech-Language Pathology Assistant to support elementary students across two district locations. This full-time role operates onsite with virtual guidance from a lead SLP to ensure mentorship and quality service.

You will conduct direct sessions under supervision, assist with assessments, help implement IEP goals, and maintain progress notes. Travel between two campuses is required to support student growth.

Qualifications

• Current SLPA licensure (or eligibility) in Virginia
• Experience in a school or pediatric setting
• Strong interpersonal skills for working with students, teachers, and families
• Ability to implement IEP goals and collect data
• Comfortable reporting to a supervisor virtually
• Adaptable and organized, able to manage a caseload between two locations

Responsibilities

• Conduct direct treatment sessions for students under the supervision of a remote SLP
• Assist with assessments and the implementation of speech and language interventions
• Support students with communication-related needs across diverse elementary classrooms
• Maintain accurate records and progress notes as requested by the supervising SLP
• Participate in team meetings, contributing valuable insights for student growth
• Travel between two locations within the district as needed

Skills

SLPA licensure

Interpersonal skills

IEP goals

Data collection

Caseload management

Virtual supervision

Job description

Make a difference in the lives of students by supporting communication development in elementary classrooms as a Speech-Language Pathology Assistant. This full-time opportunity offers you the chance to work across two locations, delivering impactful services to young learners and collaborating with a dynamic, multidisciplinary educational team. While based onsite, youll have the support and guidance of a lead SLP provided virtually, ensuring you have access to expert mentorship and resources as you carry out your work in the schools.

Qualifications & Desired Experience:

• Current SLPA licensure (or eligibility) in the state
• Previous experience in a school or pediatric setting
• Strong interpersonal skills for working with students, teachers, and families
• Ability to implement IEP goals and collect data
• Comfortable reporting to a supervisor virtually
• Adaptable and organized, able to manage a caseload between two locations

Key Responsibilities:

• Conduct direct treatment sessions for students under the supervision of a remote SLP
• Assist with assessments and the implementation of speech and language interventions
• Support students with communication-related needs across diverse elementary classrooms
• Maintain accurate records and progress notes as requested by the supervising SLP
• Participate in team meetings, contributing valuable insights for student growth
• Travel between two locations within the district as needed

Take pride in advancing student success and thrive in an educational environment where collaboration, mentorship, and hands-on service are valued.