Pediatric School Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) | Adairsville, Georgia

Job Description

Job Description

Two onsite Speech-Language Pathologist openings are available for a rewarding early childhood assignment serving children from birth to Pre-K in community-based settings. This role focuses on providing comprehensive speech-language services, including evaluations and direct therapy, in partnership with families and caregivers outside of traditional school environments. New graduates and Clinical Fellows are welcome to apply, making this a fantastic opportunity for both experienced clinicians and those seeking their Clinical Fellowship Year.

Qualifications and Experience Desired:

• SLP-CCC or eligibility for Clinical Fellowship (CFY) required
• Experience or strong interest in early childhood and pediatric populations
• Previous background with schools, teletherapy, or healthcare settings a plus
• Familiarity with conducting Pre-K evaluations and early intervention processes
• Knowledge of community-based and daycare environments is highly valued
• Comfortable with technology for documentation (Paddynet) and virtual collaboration

Key Responsibilities:

• Conduct Pre-K evaluations and Babies Can’t Wait (BCW) early intervention evaluations for children from birth through age 3
• Deliver speech-language therapy and related services for students with Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) in community, daycare, and family-oriented settings
• Complete comprehensive IEPs, eligibility reviews, evaluations, and student data analysis
• Maintain accurate and timely Paddynet documentation
• Collaborate with caregivers, educators, and multi-disciplinary team members to support student outcomes

This contract role allows you to make a significant impact on the lives of young children and their families, shaping communication foundations in early years within a supportive, community-focused network.

Ready to inspire young learners and develop your expertise in early intervention? Apply now to start your next career adventure as part of a forward-thinking pediatric SLP team!

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