Speech-Language Pathology Assistant

Blazer Jobs; Wilmington (DE); On-site; USD 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

Blazer Jobs is seeking a Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) to support elementary students in a dynamic school setting. This onsite contract role focuses on promoting communication skills under licensed SLP supervision and offers meaningful, hands-on experience daily.

You will collaborate with teachers and specialists, maintain accurate progress notes, attend meetings, and ensure confidentiality and professional conduct while contributing to student academic success on a Monday–Friday

Qualifications

• Assist students in developing essential speech and language skills under licensed SLP guidance.
• Collaborate with educational staff and adapt support to meet individual student needs.
• Attend required onsite meetings and participate in ongoing training.
• Maintain clear, organized documentation and communication regarding student progress.
• Follow district and state regulations regarding student confidentiality and professional conduct.

Responsibilities

• Assist students in developing speech and language skills under licensed SLP guidance.
• Collaborate with educational staff and adapt support to meet individual student needs.
• Attend onsite meetings and participate in ongoing training.
• Maintain clear, organized documentation and communication regarding student progress.
• Follow district/state regulations regarding student confidentiality and professional conduct.

Skills

Student support

Documentation

Interpersonal communication

Confidentiality

Education

SLP Assistant cert/degree

Job description

Step into a rewarding opportunity supporting elementary students as a Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) in a dynamic school environment. This contract position focuses on working onsite with students, making a tangible impact on their communication skills and academic success. You'll have the chance to engage directly with young learners and collaborate with educational teams Monday through Friday.

Key Responsibilities:

• Assist students in developing essential speech and language skills under the guidance of licensed SLPs
• Collaborate with educational staff and adapt support to meet individual student needs
• Attend required onsite meetings and participate in ongoing training
• Maintain clear, organized documentation and communication regarding student progress
• Follow all district and state regulations regarding student confidentiality and professional conduct

What Makes This Role Stand Out:

• Gain valuable experience working closely with students in a supportive, professional setting
• Be part of a collaborative team that values hands-on learning and growth
• Regular weekday schedule enabling a predictable work/life balance
• Professional development and meaningful connection with the school community

This is your chance to grow in your SLPA career while making a measurable difference in students' lives.