SLP/CCC/ Speech Teacher

Hawthorne Foundation; New York (NY); On-site; USD 64,288 - 94,445; Full time

Job summary

A New York educational institution is seeking a Speech and Language Pathologist to conduct individual and group therapy sessions for students. This role requires managing schedules, attending meetings, and writing progress reports. Candidates must be licensed Speech Language Pathologists and hold a New York State Teaching Certificate. The position offers a salary range of $64,288 to $94,445 annually and requires effective communication with staff and parents.

Qualifications

• Minimum Baccalaureate Degree required.
• Speech Language Pathologist Licensed is mandatory.
• New York State Teaching Certificate- (TSHH) or (TSLD) is necessary.

Responsibilities

• Conduct individual and group speech sessions per student IEP.
• Manage schedule for IEP compliance.
• Attend meetings with parents and school district representatives.
• Write quarterly progress reports.
• Measure learning continuously and document daily.
• Work on special assignments with Program Coordinator.

Skills

Speech Language Pathologist Licensed

New York State Teaching Certificate- (TSHH) or (TSLD)

Baccalaureate Degree

Job description

Job Information

• Position Type: School Program/ Speech and Language Pathologist
• Date Posted: 7/19/2021
• Location: Manhattan Campus

Job Responsibilities SLP/CCC/TEACHER OF SPEECH AND HEARING HANDICAPPED

Qualifications

• Minimum Baccalaureate Degree
• New York State Teaching Certificate- (TSHH) or (TSLD)
• Speech Language Pathologist Licensed

Accountability

Accountable to the Supervisor Pre-School Speech Program, Early Childhood Coordinator and indirectly to Executive Director.

Responsibilities

• Conduct 30 minute individual and group speech session per student IEP.
• Manage schedule to maximize IEP compliance (i.e., see all students on caseload per schedule)
• Attend meetings with parents, classroom teachers, and school district representatives
• Write quarterly progress reports on progress toward IEP objectives
• Write progress notes for case reviews and special meetings
• Measure learning continuously and document on daily session notes
• Complete PSI modules
• Attend biweekly staff meetings
• Work on special assignments with Program Coordinator (e.g., implementation assistive technology plans, working with augmentative communication systems and devices such as PECS)
• Participates in, and when appropriate, conducts staff training and conference day agenda.
• Maintain full caseload to meet state mandated productivity levels.
• Assist with documentation audits as required.
• Ensure that all documentation related to service delivery is compliant with regulations.
• Assumes other responsibilities as assigned.

Physical Responsibilities

• Sitting, standing, bending, lifting, and moving intermittently during work hours
• Must be able to cope with the mental and emotional stress of the position
• Must possess sight and hearing senses, or use prosthetics that will enable these senses to function adequately so that the requirements of the position can be fully met
• Must function independently, have personal integrity, be flexible and able to work effectively with other personnel
• Must be in good general health and demonstrate emotional stability

Salary: $64,288- $94,445 Yr.

Postings current as of 2/19/2026 11:34:17 PM CST.

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