School Speech Language Pathologist - Manchester, TN

Job Description

Job Description

Make a difference every day supporting elementary students for the full school year in a contract position focused on speech and language services. This is an excellent opportunity to advance your career, whether you're a seasoned SLP, a Clinical Fellow, or an SLPA with school or healthcare experience. Work in a collaborative school environment, utilizing your expertise to help children succeed academically and socially.

Skills and Experience:

• Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology, or completion of SLP-CFY program, or SLPA credentials
• Valid state licensure or eligibility for credentialing
• Experience in elementary school settings preferred, but new graduates are encouraged to apply
• Proficiency in teletherapy platforms a plus
• Strong communication, organization, and documentation skills
• Compassionate approach to working with young children
• Ability to collaborate effectively with teachers, families, and other service providers

What You’ll Be Doing:

• Provide speech and language therapy to elementary school students
• Assess, diagnose, and develop individualized treatment plans
• Deliver services in-person or via teletherapy depending on student needs
• Document progress and maintain accurate records in compliance with school and state requirements
• Participate in IEP meetings, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to support student goals
• Educate and involve families and teachers in therapy strategies for maximum impact
• Maintain consistent, open communication with school staff and administrators

Imagine the rewarding feeling of watching students unlock their potential, with your support guiding their communication and learning. This full-time contract role offers a chance to make meaningful contributions throughout the entire school year while developing your professional skill set.

Ready to make a positive impact in an elementary school setting? Submit your application today to take the next step in your speech-language pathology journey!

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