Speech Language Pathologist (SLP)

Job Description

Job Description

Job Description

We are seeking a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) / Speech Teacher to provide pediatric speech and language services for Early Intervention (birth–3) or school-age students across home, school, and community settings on Long Island. The Speech-Language Pathologist/Speech Teacher will evaluate and treat children with speech, language, articulation, fluency, voice, social communication, and feeding or oral-motor needs as appropriate. This role focuses on functional, developmentally appropriate interventions that support communication across daily routines and academic environments.

The Speech-Language Pathologist/Speech Teacher will work collaboratively with families, educators, service coordinators, and interdisciplinary team members to ensure effective and consistent service delivery.

Responsibilities include:

• Conduct speech and language evaluations and develop individualized treatment plans for EI and school-age students
  

• Provide direct speech and language therapy services in home-based EI and school-based or community settings
  

• Address articulation, expressive and receptive language, pragmatics, fluency, voice, and functional communication skills
  

• Implement evidence-based, developmentally appropriate treatment approaches
  

• Collaborate with families, teachers, and related service providers to support skill carryover
  

• Complete required documentation including evaluations, session notes, and progress reports
  

• Provide consultation and strategies to caregivers and school staff as appropriate
  

• Maintain ethical and professional standards in accordance with New York State and ASHA guidelines
  

Qualifications

• Current New York State Speech-Language Pathologist license or Teacher of Students with Speech and Language Disabilities (TSSLD) certification required
  

• Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology or Communication Sciences and Disorders
  

• Pediatric experience preferred; EI and/or school-based experience a plus but not required
  

• Ability to pass required background checks and clearances
  

• Strong communication, organization, and clinical reasoning skills
  

• Ability to work independently across multiple settings while collaborating with a team
  

• Professional, reliable, flexible, and child-focused
  

Benefits

• Flexible schedule
  

• Ongoing clinical support
  

• Retirement Accounts
  

• Health Insurance

• Opportunities for advancement
  

• Paid sick time
  

Pay: $60–$70 per hour (based on experience, setting, and certifications)

Job Type: Part-time

Work Location: In person