School Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) | Fayetteville, Pennsylvania

Make a meaningful impact in education while working alongside a vibrant, supportive team of speech-language professionals. We're seeking two full-time Speech-Language Pathologists for contract roles during the 2026-2027 school year. Each position offers the opportunity to collaborate with a group of experienced SLPs and a director who understands your work, all within a welcoming district community.


In these roles, you'll provide direct services to students, empowering them to improve their communication skills and reach academic and personal milestones. One position will serve two elementary schools, while the other spans K-12 with a primary focus on elementary grades. New graduates are encouraged to apply-these positions are open to Clinical Fellows, providing mentorship and daily support as you start your career.


Qualifications:

• Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology
• Active CCC-SLP or Clinical Fellow (CF) status
• Eligible for licensure as required by state
• Experience in a school setting a plus, but open to new graduates
• Passion for working with children across K-12 (emphasis on elementary)
• Collaborative spirit and strong communication skills

Role Highlights:

• Deliver assessment, intervention, and consultation for a diverse caseload
• Develop and implement individualized therapy plans
• Collaborate with teachers, families, and a team of 9 other SLPs
• Maintain accurate documentation and participate in IEP meetings
• Engage in ongoing professional development with district guidance

What You'll Enjoy:

• Full-time, stable schedule (37.5 hours per week)
• Guidance from a director who is also a practicing SLP
• Daily support and mentorship from experienced peers
• Opportunities to shape the communication skills and confidence of students

Step into a rewarding role where your expertise is valued, your growth is supported, and every day brings meaningful connections. Submit your application now-for your next great adventure in speech-language pathology!