Speech Language Pathologist Assistant in Red Oak, TX

Soliant; Red Oak (TX); On-site; USD 40,000 - 58,000; Full time

Job summary

Soliant is seeking a dedicated Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) to support students’ communication goals in a school setting near Red Oak, TX. This full-time maternity coverage runs January through mid-March, offering meaningful hands-on work within a close-knit educational team.

Responsibilities include implementing therapy activities under supervision, monitoring progress, collaborating with SLPs and teachers, and maintaining student confidentiality.

Qualifications

• Active Texas SLPA license or eligibility to practice.
• Experience in schools or with pediatric clients preferred.
• Strong understanding of speech and language development.

Responsibilities

• Implement speech and language therapy activities developed by the supervising SLP.
• Work directly with students to support goals, individually and in small groups.
• Track and document student performance and session outcomes.
• Assist the supervising SLP with materials preparation and scheduling.
• Communicate progress to SLP, teachers, and families when appropriate.
• Participate in school-based meetings and professional development.

Skills

School experience

Pediatric experience

Team collaboration

Strong communication

Confidentiality

Organizational skills

Education

Texas SLPA license or eligibility

Job description

Embark on a rewarding opportunity as a full‑time SLPA, supporting students’ communication goals during a maternal leave coverage from January through mid‑March. This contract position offers the chance to make a significant impact in a school setting near Red Oak, TX, assisting students and collaborating with a dedicated educational team.

Desired Qualifications And Experience

• Active SLPA license in Texas, or eligibility for licensure
• Previous experience working in schools or with pediatric clients preferred
• Strong understanding of speech and language development
• Ability to collaborate effectively with SLPs, teachers, and other educational staff
• Excellent organizational and communication skills
• Flexibility to work with a diverse student population in both group and individual settings
• Commitment to maintaining student confidentiality and following all school policies

Key Responsibilities

• Implement speech and language therapy activities developed by the supervising SLP
• Work directly with students to support identified goals, both individually and in small groups
• Track and document student performance and session outcomes
• Assist the supervising SLP with preparation of materials and scheduling
• Communicate progress regularly to SLP, teachers, and, when appropriate, families
• Participate in school‑based meetings and professional development as needed
• Adapt intervention activities to suit varied student needs within the school environment

This is a fantastic opportunity to gain valuable school‑based experience as a Speech‑Language Pathology Assistant, contribute to students’ success, and collaborate with passionate professionals. You’ll gain exposure to a variety of caseloads and interventions, all while working a steady, full‑time schedule during the assignment period.