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Kids and Family in Philadelphia is seeking a Speech Language Pathologist / Clinical Fellow (CF) to join our Early Intervention team. We proudly support Philly’s youngest learners and their families by providing services to children ages 0–5 in homes, daycares, Head Start, and community settings.
As part of our SLP team, you will deliver ongoing therapy, conduct evaluations and progress monitoring, develop individualized goals, collaborate with families and multidisciplinary staff, and maintain
Speech Language Pathologist / Clinical Fellow (CF) – Early Intervention
Kids and Family is a warm, established Early Intervention agency looking to grow our amazing SLP department-and Clinical Fellows are absolutely welcome! For over 18 years, we have proudly supported Philadelphia’s youngest learners and their families by providing services to children ages 0-5 throughout the city.
If you are passionate about helping children communicate, love collaborating with others, and want flexibility and support in your career, we would love to connect with you!
Build a schedule that works for your lifestyle and location preferences while making a meaningful impact in the lives of Philly kids and their families. Services are provided in homes, daycares, Head Starts, and community settings.
As part of our SLP team, you will provide ongoing speech and language therapy services to a diverse pediatric caseload in Early Intervention settings. Our therapists work with children with a wide range of communication needs including autism spectrum disorder, childhood apraxia of speech, articulation and phonological disorders, expressive/receptive language delays, pragmatic language deficits, feeding concerns, developmental delays, social communication challenges, and more.
We are especially proud of our supportive environment for Clinical Fellows and offer strong mentorship, collaboration, and supervision opportunities to help new clinicians grow and feel confident in their role.