Speech Language Pathologist

About Client Our client is a thriving, large pediatric medical practice located in the heart of the medical district in Savannah, GA, with a second location in Pooler, GA. They provide Speech, Occupational, and Physical Therapy to children from birth to 21, specialising in feeding therapy and AAC. The practice values supporting families, community involvement, and professional growth for its therapists. What You Can Expect Flexible schedule: choose full‑time, part‑time, or hybrid options. Competitive compensation: market‑leading pay based on experience, plus performance bonuses. Manageable caseload: focus on quality of care over quantity. Team culture: supportive, collaborative environment with strong inter‑disciplinary connections. Professional growth: CEU reimbursement, paid licensure/ASHA dues, access to advanced trainings and mentorship (even for seasoned SLPs). 401 K matching. Important Notes If you are currently a licensed SLP in another state, it may take 1‑3 months to obtain a Georgia license. After obtaining a Georgia license and accepting a job with our client, the insurance credentialing process can take up to 4 months. Plan accordingly; it can take 90 days to reach a full schedule as insurers approve patients. You Might Be a Great Fit If You Have 2+ years of clinical experience (pediatrics preferred but not required). Thrive in environments where you are trusted, valued, and respected. Are ready for a career move that reignites your passion for the field. Want to contribute to a team rather than just clock in and out. Example Schedules 8:00 – 3:00 with a 1‑hour lunch and two scheduled breaks. 3‑day weekends (Mondays off) with two 9‑8 days and two 8‑5 days. 9:00 – 1:00 M‑F. Or suggest a schedule that works best for you. Qualifications Professional license in the respective field; professional liability insurance; prior expertise or comfort working in a clinic setting; organisational and time‑management skills; excellent written and verbal communication; exceptional patient service delivery; outstanding interpersonal skills; consistent ability to demonstrate clinical excellence and a desire to develop professionally. CFY acceptable: Yes. Job Functions Screen, evaluate, treat, score, and interpret standardized tests. Create a well‑developed plan of care. Provide therapeutic intervention. Must have access to a computer (preferably laptop) with internet, email, and Word. Work collaboratively with a supportive team of Speech‑Language Pathologists, Occupational and Physical Therapists. Communicate with clients, parents, and all team members. Job Types Full‑time, Part‑time, PRN. Benefits 401(k) Continuing education credits Dental insurance Flexible schedule Health insurance Health savings account Paid time off Professional development assistance Vision insurance #J-18808-Ljbffr