Speech-Language Pathologist: Early Childhood & IEP Specialist

Northside Center; New York (NY); On-site; USD 66,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Northside Center for Child Development seeks a licensed Speech Language Pathologist to provide therapy services in accordance with each child’s IEP. The role involves assessments, documentation, and collaboration with teachers, parents, and service providers across multiple programs.

You will maintain licensure, manage paperwork, and participate in ongoing professional development to support a diverse caseload of Pre-K to school-age children in a high-quality program.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Speech Language Pathology from an accredited university.
• Experience with children presenting a wide range of communication disorders.
• New York State License in Speech Pathology (mandatory).
• NYC Department of Education Teaching Certificate (TSHH/TSSLD) (mandatory).
• Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) or CFY from ASHA.
• NYSDOH Non‑Billing Medicaid Provider status a plus.

Responsibilities

• Review and manage IEPs for students on caseload.
• Provide speech therapy via individual/group formats including push-in/pull-out.
• Obtain signed prescription and document in EasyTrac prior to services.
• Maintain CPT/ICD coding for documentation and billing.
• Document session notes and upload to Teams.
• Complete all required documentation within timelines.
• Track therapy attendance and submit monthly cards.
• Prepare prescriptions and weekly notes in EasyTrac.
• Communicate with teachers, service providers, parents, and stakeholders.
• Maintain licensure and malpractice insurance.
• Engage in ongoing professional development.

Skills

Therapy interventions

Speech assessments

Confidentiality & diversity

Team collaboration

Regulatory compliance

Education

Master’s degree in Speech Language Pathology

Tools

EasyTrac

Microsoft Teams

Job description

Northside Center for Child Development seeks a licensed Speech Language Pathologist to provide therapy services in accordance with each child’s IEP. The role involves assessments, documentation, and collaboration with teachers, parents, and service providers across multiple programs.

You will maintain licensure, manage paperwork, and participate in ongoing professional development to support a diverse caseload of Pre-K to school-age children in a high-quality program.