Speech Language Pathologist in Schertz, TX

Job Description

Job Description

Step into a rewarding contract position supporting students as a Speech-Language Pathologist. This maternity leave coverage opportunity offers the chance to make a direct impact within a school setting from August 10, 2026, to November 2, 2026. You’ll play a key role in fostering student success, collaborating with educators, and delivering vital speech and language services.

Qualifications & Experience Needed:

• Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology
• Active or eligible Texas SLP license
• Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology (SLP-CCC)
• Background in school-based speech services and ARD (Admission, Review, Dismissal) processes
• Familiarity with assessment and intervention for varied student populations
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills
• Ability to work independently and manage a small caseload

Primary Responsibilities:

• Prepare for ARD meetings, compile student progress data, and develop goals
• Attend and participate actively in ARDs, coordinating with multidisciplinary teams
• Administer speech and language assessments, interpret results, and guide recommendations
• Provide direct therapy to a small, manageable caseload of students
• Document services, maintain compliance, and communicate with families regarding progress
• Support classroom teachers in implementing strategies to facilitate student communication and participation

Benefits of This Contract Opportunity:

• Meaningful, student-centered work supporting progress during a key academic period
• Short-term contract ideal for those seeking flexibility or experience in new environments
• Opportunity to collaborate closely with experienced professionals in educational settings

This is your opportunity to shape outcomes for students who need your support and expertise. Inspire growth, advocate for student needs, and enjoy a role where your specialized skills are valued. Apply now to build connections and create a positive difference over the fall semester!

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