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EDCOE Special Services is seeking dedicated Speech and Language Pathologists to join a collaborative team serving 14 local districts and 27 county programs. Positions offer diverse assignments, mentorship, and opportunities for professional growth.
Newly hired SLPs receive substantial signing bonuses and year-for-year salary credit for prior experience. Caseloads are balanced with support resources, and EDCOE provides annual stipends and budget enhancements to ensure effective student outcomes.
EDCOE Special Services provides speech and language services for 14 local school districts in El Dorado County, as well as to students enrolled in our county-operated regional programs. Together, our team of 36 full and part-time SLPs team works collaboratively to meet the diverse needs of student with mild to moderate and moderate to severe disabilities throughout our county.
We are actively recruiting for new team members and have a variety of opportunities that range from preschool through young adult. Come and work in one of the most beautiful counties in California! Join a strong and dedicated team of professionals and experience a balanced caseload that allows for ongoing professional growth and development.
Assignment locations vary and many assignments are located within 10 minutes of the Sacramento County line. Services may include consultation and direct therapy with students having mild to severe language disabilities as well as working with school staff, families and related personnel. Duties may vary according to assignment.
EDCOE is an exceptional place to begin your career as a Speech-Language Pathologist. We offer comprehensive support, expert mentorship, and a collaborative team environment to ensure a successful Clinical Fellowship Year.
Newly hired SLPs shall receive a signing bonus of $5,000 upon completion of the SLP’s first year of employment with EDCOE and shall receive an additional $5,000 bonus upon completion of the SLP’s 2nd year of employment with EDCOE. The bonus as described in this section shall be pro-rated based on the SLP’s FTE. No SLP shall be eligible for this stipend more than once.
Master's degree in communicative disorders, basic skills requirement
valid license from the Speech-Language Pathology & Audiology Board
Master's degree - $1,500 annually for new hires
Newly hired SLPs will receive a $10,000.00 Signing Bonus and year-for-year salary credit will be given for prior years of experience, which may include non-credentialed work experience that requires P-12 Licensure!
Because we serve a variety of schools, districts and county regional programs, there are opportunities to work with a wide range of ages and abilities, including working with children ages 0-3, students in grades TK-12 and young adults ages 18-22.
EDCOE SLP caseloads maintain a SELPA-wide average of 55 and we offer workload support when caseloads are impacted, including: assessment support, substitute SLP time and collegial support from other SLP team members.
EDCOE SLPs have access to an expansive Speech Lending Library that includes a wide range of assessment tools, student support materials, and advanced technology to enhance learning. SLPs also receive an annual speech budget to further equip them for effective student support.
EDCOE is committed to your growth, offering an annual Master’s Stipend, compensation for up to three additional in-service days, and salary advancement opportunities through continuing education.
At EDCOE, collaboration is at the heart of our approach. We offer both full-time and part-time roles, ensuring flexibility for our team members. Additionally, we provide mentorship for new SLPs, whether you’re just entering the field or new to EDCOE Special Services.
EDCOE Special Services is seeking dedicated Speech and Language Pathologists (SLPs) to join our collaborative team of 30+ full and parttime SLPs serving students across 14 school local school districts and 27 county regional Special Education programs located in El Dorado County.
For new hires, year-for-year salary credit will be given for prior years of experience, which may include non-credentialed work experience that required licensure in a P-12 setting.
Newly hired SLPs will be placed no lower than step 7 on the salary schedule.
The Human Resources Department of the El Dorado County Office of Education will make reasonable efforts in recruitment and examination process to accommodate applicants with disabilities. If you need an accommodation, please contact our Title IX Coordinator, Matt Murphy, at 530-295-2250.