Speech Language Pathologist Work From Home | Michigan

Job Description

Job Description

Degree in Speech-Language Pathology, active SLP license and 1+ year of Speech-Language Pathology experience required. Applicants who do not meet these qualifications will not be considered.

This position involves providing speech-language pathology services through telespeech and teletherapy to students within a school setting. The role requires delivering remote assessments, therapy sessions, and progress monitoring to support students' communication development effectively from a virtual platform.

Key responsibilities include conducting comprehensive speech and language evaluations via telepractice, designing individualized treatment plans, implementing evidence-based therapeutic interventions, and collaborating remotely with educators and caregivers to promote student success. Accurate documentation and adherence to school policies and teletherapy best practices are essential.

Desired qualifications and experience:

• Valid Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) certification and licensure appropriate for the state of Michigan.
• Proven experience delivering telespeech and teletherapy services within educational environments.
• Strong understanding of telepractice technologies and virtual therapy tools.
• Excellent communication skills tailored to diverse student needs through remote interaction.
• Ability to manage caseloads independently and maintain detailed records.
• Familiarity with school-based protocols and Individualized Education Program (IEP) processes preferred.

Location: Albion, MI

This contract position offers the opportunity to contribute to student development through innovative teletherapy methods. The assignment is classified as a Public Labor Management Team (PLMT) role.

Candidates demonstrating expertise in remote speech-language pathology delivery and a commitment to improving communication outcomes for students are encouraged to apply. This role supports the advancement of accessible therapeutic services in educational settings.

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