Speech Language Pathologist Assistant (SLPA)

ITS Integrated Therapy Solutions; Hawthorne (CA); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Health Insurance

Retirement Plan

Unlimited PTO

Unlimited CEUs

Paid Training

Growth Opportunities

Monday–Friday schedule

No Travel

Job summary

ITS Integrated Therapy Solutions in Hawthorne, CA seeks an SLPA to join a collaborative team delivering pediatric speech-language pathology services.

You will work under supervision with a diverse group of therapists, providing tailored sessions to children from birth to 21. The role offers a flexible compensation plan, ongoing development, and a Monday–Friday schedule with no travel.

Qualifications

• Graduate from an accredited Speech Therapy Assistant Program.
• Proof of current or pending state licensure as a SLPA.
• 2-3 years’ experience working as a SLPA, pediatrics preferred.

Responsibilities

• Demonstrate initiative and manage your own caseload.
• Provide tailored one-on-one sessions to each child.
• Collaborate with other divisions to ensure a holistic approach to therapies.
• Grow within an interdisciplinary team while remaining autonomous.

Skills

Strong communication

Self-motivated

Team collaboration

Education

Speech Therapy Assistant Program

SLPA licensure (current or pending)

Job description

You earned your degree. Join a company that understands what that means. Not just a therapist... an SLPA.

Are you frustrated with clinic practices that enforce strict one sized fits none productivity requirements? Are you tired of working in environments where your efforts go unrecognized? Would you like to take control of your own professional environment? Are you interested in advancing your career but unsure of how to achieve your goals?

If so, consider applying for a position at Integrated Therapy Solutions. We can offer the flexibility commensurate with your position as an autonomous healthcare provider, and the potential to choose and modify your compensation plan over time. If you have a specific salary requirement, we likely have a plan that matches or exceeds it.

ITS is looking for a driven clinician with a passion for helping children live life to the fullest. Our ideal teammate is self-motivated with a desire to grow professionally, providing best-in-class care and exceptional patient outcomes.

About ITS

At ITS we believe that our team members are our greatest assets, and we prioritize their growth and well-being by providing comprehensive benefits, ample opportunities for development, and unwavering professional support. As an SLPA, you'll have the exciting opportunity to work with a diverse group of children, ranging from birth to 21 years of age, tailoring each treatment to meet their unique needs all under the supervision of an experienced SLP. Our dynamic team of physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, developmental interventionists, and early intervention specialists offers endless opportunities for collaboration, allowing you to be part of a holistic approach that drives real success for every patient.

Our Commitment To You

We are dedicated to your growth as an SLPA by offering the following:

• A unique compensation structure that allows you to set your own income level through our innovative Employee Performance Plans.
• A flexible schedule, with hours ranging Monday-Friday from 8 am-8 pm.
• Opportunities for professional development, specialization, and leadership.
• Ongoing training and support.
• Clinic mentorship.
• Investment from a company that aims for your success and growth.

Benefits

• Dental, Vision, and Health Insurance.
• Retirement Plan.
• Employee Discounts.
• Unlimited PTO.
• Unlimited CEUs.
• Paid Sick Time Off.
• Paid Training.
• Monday - Friday.
• Flexible Schedule.
• No Travel.
• Growth Opportunities.
• Earning of Up to $81,039/Annually including bonus.

What You Will Need

• Graduate from an accredited Speech Therapy Assistant Program.
• Proof of current or pending state licensure as a SLPA.
• Dedication to exceptional patient outcomes and quality of care.
• A desire for continuous learning and growth.
• 2-3 year experience working as a SLPA (Pediatrics Preferred).
• Must have a high communication level, great self-control, and really enjoy working with others.

Responsibilities And Tasks

• Demonstrate initiative and effectively manage your own caseload, ensuring tasks are completed efficiently and to a high standard.
• Provide tailored one-on-one sessions to make a real impact in each child's care plan.
• Work with other divisions of the organization on the prediction of schedules, referral development, and team cooperation to ensure a "whole child" approach to all therapies offered.
• Work autonomously as a self-driven clinician while continuing to grow within our interdisciplinary team.