Speech Language Pathologist

Imagine Your Impact Speech Language Pathologists are responsible for evaluating and treating school-aged students as appropriate and per established policies and procedures through IDEA and state rules and regulations; ensuring effective development and application of evidence-based speech programs and treatment practices; ensuring optimal assigned student scheduling, treatment plans, therapy interventions, and customer satisfaction. Position Information This is a regular, part-time hourly position, reporting to the Related Services Director. Compensation: Base pay is anticipated to be between $31.72 and $55.00 per hour. Eligible employees may also receive incentive/commission/annual bonus pay based on individual and/or company performance. Compensation may vary based on factors such as, but not limited to, individual skills, experience, training, education/certifications, geographic location, internal equity, and local market conditions. Location: In this US-based position your location will be remote; to be considered you must reside in Alaska. Benefits 401k plan with a company match Paid holidays Paid sick leave Access to on-demand mental health resources Employee and social media referral bonuses A wide variety of professional development programs Work from home opportunities that foster work/life balance Envision Your Experience In this role you’ll have the opportunity to: Evaluate and diagnose speech and language deficits virtually. Develop and implement effective treatment programs to be completed virtually. Engage in collaborative practices with parents, school personnel, and students (when applicable) regarding results of testing and recommended treatment approaches. Establish school and parents understanding, expectations, and goals for treatment. Create accurate documentation and reporting for all students in a timely and efficient manner. Complete accurate documentation as it applies to both direct and indirect student services provided on a daily basis. Maintain all compliance timelines established through the student IEP meeting. Complete all required documentation and respond to parent, school, and/or company requests for data in a timely and efficient manner. Establish and maintain professional relationships with teachers, facilitators, paraprofessionals, and other related service providers. Maintain communication with parents, school staff, and outside agencies per state and federal guidelines. Always maintain student confidentiality, adhere to FERPA regulations. Respond with timely communication when required (within 24-hour window). Other duties as required. Share Your Expertise Experience, education, and qualifications essential for success in this role, include: Master’s degree in communication disorders or speech-language pathology and at least 1 year of experience in an educational setting; or an acceptable combination of education and experience. SLP Licensure or eligibility to obtain. Alaska Speech License and Educational Certification a plus but not required. Completion of the Clinical Fellowship experience with ASHA CCC awarded. Previous Teletherapy Experience preferred. Experience participating in IEP meetings, completing educational eligibility determinations and comprehensive reports. Experience with school-based therapy PK-12. Familiarity with a variety of speech and cognitive disorders. Strong interpersonal and communication skills - both verbal and written. Excellent organizational skills with strong attention to detail. Proven ability to navigate challenges and adjust to evolving needs. Ability to collaborate with a team and demonstrate compassionate insight and perspective taking with students, teammates, and families. Literacy with electronic documentation. Ability to comply with all regulatory standards. Equal Opportunity Employer Imagine Learning is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to providing equal employment and advancement opportunities to qualified individuals. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, ancestry, national origin, sex (including pregnancy, childbirth, lactation, or related medical conditions), gender identity or expression, transgender status (including whether or not you are transitioning or have transitioned), sexual orientation, marital status, religion (including religion dress and grooming practices), age 40 and over, physical or mental disability, medical condition, genetic information (including results of genetic testing and characteristics), veteran and/or military status, or service in the military, and any other basis or status protected under applicable federal, state, or local laws. #J-18808-Ljbffr