Pediatric Speech Language Pathologist

Pediatric Speech-Language PathologistAll About Therapy is seeking a pediatric speech-language pathologist to join our team serving families throughout the Raleigh-Durham area. This is an in-person, community-based role. This position is ideal for pediatric SLPs who value flexibility, autonomy, and delivering meaningful communication support within children's everyday routines.Why Join Our TeamCompetitive compensation aligned with caseload and scheduleFlexible scheduling optionsAutonomy in managing your day and treatment approachAdministrative support for scheduling and coordinationTherapist-led practice with experienced clinical leadershipCollaborative team of OTs and SLPsLicensure renewal supportOngoing mentorship and professional developmentFounded in 2010, All About Therapy is a therapist-owned pediatric practice serving children from birth through age 17. For over 16 years, we've built strong relationships within the community and long-term team retention. Our natural environment clinicians operate with independence while remaining connected to a supportive, collaborative team.Your Work in Natural EnvironmentsIn this role, you will provide speech and language services where children live, learn, and play.You will:Conduct comprehensive pediatric speech and language evaluationsDevelop individualized treatment plans targeting communication, language, social skills, and feeding when applicableDeliver one-on-one therapy sessions, with group sessions as clinically appropriateUtilize play-based, functional, and engaging interventionsMonitor progress and adjust strategies thoughtfullyMaintain timely and compliant documentationCommunicate consistently with caregivers and care teamsCoordinate scheduling and continuity of care with the AAT administrative teamYou will have flexibility in structuring your caseload while maintaining professional accountability and strong communication with families and leadership.Who Thrives in This RoleOrganized, self-directed clinicians comfortable working independentlyTherapists who build strong relationships with familiesProfessionals who value flexibility and ownership of their caseloadSLPs who enjoy functional, real-world intervention over clinic-only structure