Speech Language Pathologist

Foundational Futures; Farmington (AR); Hybrid; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Part time

Job summary

Foundational Futures in Northwest Arkansas is seeking a Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist for a part-time to full-time hybrid role based in Farmington, AR. You will evaluate and treat children and young adults with speech, language, feeding needs, collaborating with families and school communities.

You’ll develop individualized treatment plans, deliver services across clinic, home, school and daycare, and document progress to meet payer requirements. CCC-SLP and Arkansas license required.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology.
• CCC-SLP eligibility and Arkansas state licensure.
• Experience with pediatric speech-language disorders.
• Dysphagia management in pediatrics.
• Neurodiversity-affirming practice.
• Ability to work across clinic, home, school, daycare.
• Strong documentation and time-management skills.

Responsibilities

• Conduct comprehensive assessments of children and young adults.
• Develop individualized treatment plans and deliver therapy.
• Provide services across clinic, home, school, and daycare settings.
• Document progress in accordance with professional and payer requirements.
• Collaborate with caregivers, educators, occupational and physical therapists.
• Provide caregiver education and participate in team communication.

Skills

Speech Therapy

Pediatric intervention

AAC implementation

Caregiver coaching

Documentation

Education

Master's in SLP

CCC-SLP eligibility

Active Arkansas license

Job description

Foundational Futures is a pediatric speech-language pathology private practice serving children and young adults across Northwest Arkansas. The practice delivers individualized, child-centered services designed to build strong communication foundations that support confidence, independence, and lifelong success. Care is provided across clinic, home, school, and daycare settings, with close collaboration among families, educators, and other therapy professionals. Foundational Futures emphasizes neurodiversity-affirming, evidence-based treatment that is compassionate, practical, and accessible for families. The practice accepts many insurance plans and private pay options to expand access to high-quality speech and language services in the region.

Role Description

The Speech Language Pathologist will provide evaluation and treatment services for children and young adults with a range of speech, language, communication, and feeding needs, including speech sound disorders, language, AAC implementation, social communication, executive functioning, and literacy-based intervention. Day-to-day responsibilities include conducting comprehensive assessments, developing individualized treatment plans, delivering therapy across clinic, home, school, and daycare settings and documenting progress in accordance with professional and payer requirements. The role involves close collaboration with caregivers, educators, occupational therapists, and physical therapists to promote generalization and functional outcomes across environments. The Speech Language Pathologist will also engage in caregiver education, contribute to neurodiversity-affirming practice, and participate in team communication and case coordination. This is a part-time to full-time hybrid role based in Farmington, AR.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated competence in Speech Therapy and broad Speech and language intervention approaches.
• Experience assessing and treating Communication Disorders and Language Disorders in pediatric populations.
• Knowledge and clinical skills in managing Dysphagia and feeding-related concerns in a pediatric setting.
• Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology from an accredited program and current ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC-SLP) or eligibility.
• Active or eligible Arkansas state license in Speech-Language Pathology.
• Experience or strong interest in neurodiversity-affirming practice, AAC, literacy-based intervention, and caregiver coaching.
• Ability to provide services across multiple environments (clinic, home, school, daycare) and collaborate effectively with families and interdisciplinary teams.
• Strong organizational, documentation, and time-management skills, with the ability to work independently and manage a part-time caseload.