Speech Language Pathologist

Job Description

Job Description

Help Students Reach Their Potential

TX-STAR Speech Language Services works alongside school districts across Texas to help students access effective speech and language services in educational settings. We are currently hiring Speech-Language Pathologists for school-based assignments in El Paso and surrounding areas.

These opportunities are a strong fit for clinicians who want to improve students' functional communication, support academic participation, and collaborate with school teams to create meaningful progress.

Your Role and Responsibilities

As a school-based Speech-Language Pathologist, you will identify communication challenges, establish appropriate goals, and deliver services that help students engage more successfully at school.

In this role, you will:

• Perform speech and language assessments and interpret findings to determine student strengths and service needs

• Write measurable communication goals and develop intervention plans that align with Individualized Education Programs

• Provide direct therapy to students individually and in small groups

• Address articulation, expressive and receptive language, fluency, voice, social communication, and other identified areas

• Gather therapy data and use student outcomes to evaluate the effectiveness of interventions

• Modify service approaches, activities, and goals when progress information indicates a need for change

• Consult with teachers, families, administrators, and related-service professionals regarding student performance

• Present evaluation results, clinical observations, and recommendations during ARD and IEP meetings

• Complete evaluation reports, service records, progress summaries, and required compliance documents on schedule

• Stay informed about school-based clinical standards, special education procedures, and evidence-supported practices

Qualifications for This Position

• Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology, Communication Sciences and Disorders, or a closely related discipline

• Active Texas license to practice Speech-Language Pathology

• ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence is preferred

• Clinical Fellows are welcome to apply, with supervision available

• Knowledge of IEP development, special education processes, and educationally relevant speech-language services

• Ability to manage caseload duties, therapy schedules, meetings, and documentation deadlines

• Strong clinical writing, communication, teamwork, and organizational skills

• Previous experience working with children or providing services in schools is preferred

• Bilingual ability in English and Spanish is a plus

Work Setting and Scheduling Options

• School-based placements in El Paso and neighboring communities

• Opportunities to serve students from prekindergarten through high school

• Available assignment formats may include:

  • Full-time placements

  • Part-time schedules

  • On-campus and hybrid opportunities

• Placements are coordinated according to licensure, experience, availability, preferences, and district needs

What You Can Expect from TX-STAR

• Competitive pay based on applicable clinical experience

• Flexible assignment and scheduling options

• Consistent bi-weekly payroll

• A collaborative, people-focused organizational culture

• Continued support and communication from experienced program staff

• Employee referral incentive opportunities

• Resources for professional development and career advancement

• Access to school district partnerships across Texas

Learn More About TX-STAR

TX-STAR Speech Language Services has supported Texas schools since 2010 and currently works with more than 40 districts, as well as regional cooperatives and educational agencies. We specialize in connecting schools with qualified special education and related-service professionals.

Our team understands the clinical, administrative, and collaborative demands of providing speech-language services in educational environments. We focus on creating thoughtful placements while helping districts deliver consistent communication support that improves student access, participation, and achievement.