Speech Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA)

Speech Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) - Early Intervention & Pediatric Services Full-Time | Home & Community-Based | $38.00-$45.00 per hour | San Fernando CA Support meaningful, family-centered speech and language therapy services that help children build communication, feeding, and social skills while working under the supervision of a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist in accordance with California state guidelines. Collaborate with caregivers and interdisciplinary teams to create functional, real-life outcomes in natural environments. This role is designed for pediatric SLPAs who are passionate about hands-on therapy, collaboration, and making a meaningful impact in home and community-based settings. Why SLPAs Choose CAS Meaningful, relationship-based pediatric work in natural environments Collaborative interdisciplinary team model Structured supervision aligned with California SLPA requirements Manageable caseloads designed for quality care Opportunities for skill development and career growth Mission-driven organization focused on long-term impact Our Approach At Community Autism Services, we believe speech and language therapy is most effective when delivered in a child's natural environment with active caregiver involvement. As an SLPA, you will implement individualized, evidence-based treatment plans developed by a supervising, California-licensed SLP. Therapy focuses on functional communication outcomes within daily routines-helping children improve expressive and receptive language, articulation, feeding, and social communication skills while empowering caregivers to carry over strategies outside of sessions. All services are delivered in accordance with California supervision and scope of practice regulations. The CAS Experience What Working as a Speech Language Pathology Assistant Looks Like Total Compensation Hourly range: $38.00-$45.00 per hour (based on experience, location, and market) Company recognition awards, including monetary awards, gifts, and professional development support Continuing education and state-required training opportunities Medical, dental, and vision insurance options 401(k) options and additional voluntary benefits No non-compete clauses - we believe in ethical, clinician-first employment Paid drive time and mileage - between job sites Your Clinical Impact Provide direct speech and language therapy services under the supervision of a California-licensed SLP Implement treatment plans in alignment with supervising SLP direction and state regulations Support interventions targeting expressive, receptive, articulation, feeding, and social communication skills Collect and record accurate session data to support treatment decisions Assist with documentation in compliance with California and payer requirements Reinforce caregiver training and home programs as directed by supervising SLP Interdisciplinary Collaboration Work under the supervision of a licensed SLP while partnering with Occupational Therapists, Physical Therapists, Behavior Analysts, and other providers Support coordinated, family-centered treatment plans Communicate consistently with caregivers and clinical teams Work-Life Balance You Can Count On Full-time, home and community-based schedule Travel between in-home sessions and/or center-based services Supervision structure that meets California SLPA requirements Caseload guidance to ensure quality service delivery Leadership & Support Direct supervision from a California-licensed Speech-Language Pathologist (in accordance with state guidelines) Ongoing training and competency development Regular team meetings and case collaboration Clear expectations and structured clinical support How Success Is Measured Consistent, high-quality implementation of SLP-directed therapy plans Accurate and timely data collection and documentation Compliance with California SLPA supervision and practice standards Strong caregiver engagement and carryover support Effective collaboration with supervising SLPs and team members Positive communication and developmental progress in children Role-Based Competencies Work Ethic: Demonstrates professionalism, reliability, and accountability Organization & Planning: Manages schedule, materials, and documentation effectively Proactivity: Seeks supervision and communicates clinical needs appropriately Attention to Detail: Ensures accurate data tracking and compliance Efficiency: Balances responsibilities while maintaining quality care Clinical Support Skills: Effectively implements SLP-directed interventions Qualifications Associate's or Bachelor's degree in Speech-Language Pathology or related field Active California SLPA license required Completion of SLPA-required coursework and fieldwork per California regulations Minimum of 6 months' pediatric experience preferred Strong communication, organization, and teamwork skills Commitment to ethical, family-centered care Not Ready to Make the Jump-but Know Someone Who Is? We offer $500 external referral bonuses for SLP referrals and $250 for SLPA referrals. If your referral is hired and employed with us for 90 days, you get paid. About CAS Together, Community Autism Services and Stepping Stones are transforming the lives of children and families through high-quality therapeutic and behavioral services. Our nationwide network combines clinical excellence, compassionate leadership, and meaningful career pathways for clinicians who want to make a lasting difference. We believe the best outcomes start with well-supported clinicians-and we invest in our teams so they can thrive, grow, and lead with purpose. #J-18808-Ljbffr The Stepping Stones Group, LLC