Speech Language Pathologist (Half day Fridays!)

IsoTalent; Tallahassee (FL); In loco; USD 4.822.000 - 5.786.000; Tempo pieno

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

SIMPLE IRA + 3% match

96 hours PTO + 7 holidays

2 training days + $200 stipend

No travel

Descrizione del lavoro

IsoTalent is seeking a Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) for a Pediatric Outpatient role in Tallahassee, FL. You will work in a bustling, collaborative clinic, treating diverse speech, language, and feeding needs alongside OT, PT, ABA, and other specialists.

Ideal candidates have a Master’s in Speech-Language Pathology, Florida licensure, and ASHA CCCs or CF eligibility. 3+ years of pediatric experience preferred. Supervision of CFs and students is available.

Competenze

• Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology is required.
• Current Florida SLP license.
• ASHA CCCs or CF eligibility is acceptable.

Mansioni

• Assess and treat pediatric speech, language, and feeding needs.
• Collaborate with OT, PT, ABA and other specialists.
• Provide hands-on therapy and parent coaching.
• Document progress and adjust treatment plans.

Conoscenze

Pediatric experience

Strong communication

Clinical supervision

Background check

Formazione

Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology

Florida SLP license

ASHA CCCs or CF eligibility

Descrizione del lavoro

Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) – Pediatric Outpatient

Do you love working with kids but want more variety than a traditional school-based SLP role? Are you looking for a collaborative pediatric setting where you can work alongside OT, PT, ABA, and other specialists while treating a diverse caseload of speech, language, and feeding needs? Would a schedule with a half-day Friday and opportunities to mentor students and developing clinicians make your next move even better?

Our client is growing their pediatric therapy team in Tallahassee and is looking for Speech Language Pathologists who genuinely love working with children and thrive in a busy, collaborative clinical environment.

And if you're a Clinical Fellow looking for the right place to build your pediatric experience, we'd love to hear from you too.

The Perks!

• $35–$42 per billable hour, based on experience
• Productivity bonus opportunities
• SIMPLE IRA + 3% employer match
• 96 hours of PTO + 7 paid holidays
• 2 paid training days + $200 annual training stipend
• Clinical Fellow supervision available
• Opportunities to supervise FSU students, CFs, and SLPAs
• No travel
• Typical schedule of 8–5 or 9–6, with a half-day Friday

A Day in the Life

This isn't a one-size-fits-all pediatric caseload. You'll assess and treat children with a variety of speech, language, and feeding needs while having the opportunity to work across an integrated pediatric campus.

You'll spend your days providing hands-on treatment, partnering with parents on strategies they can continue at home, documenting progress, and adjusting treatment plans to help each child achieve the best possible outcome.

And collaboration here is truly built into the job. You'll work alongside professionals in OT, PT, ABA, and other pediatric disciplines, with weekly multidisciplinary meetings designed for shared learning and better patient care.

Depending on the needs of your patients, you may provide treatment in the outpatient clinic or work with children directly in classrooms at the on-site private school and preschool.

What You'll Bring

• Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology
• Current Florida Speech-Language Pathology license
• ASHA CCCs or eligibility as a Clinical Fellow
• Pediatric experience; 3+ years preferred, but not required
• Experience assessing and treating speech and language needs
• Feeding therapy experience
• Comfort working in a busy, fast-paced pediatric clinic
• Strong communication skills with children, families, and fellow clinicians
• Comfortable providing clinical supervision to students, CFs, and SLPAs as needed
• Ability to pass a background check and drug screen

Clinical Fellows: You are encouraged to apply! Pediatric clinical rotation experience is preferred.

Why This Team?

For nearly 20 years, this organization has been building something unique for Tallahassee families: therapy, education, and behavioral support available together on one campus.

Today, children from infancy through young adulthood can receive speech, occupational, physical, behavioral, music, and art therapy while also having access to an on-site private school and preschool.

For an SLP, that means more than simply treating a caseload. It means being part of a multidisciplinary team where clinicians can learn from one another, collaborate across specialties, and see how therapy carries over into a child's everyday environment.

If you're looking for a pediatric SLP role where you can keep growing clinically while making a meaningful impact on children and their families, we'd love to meet you.