School-Based Speech Language Pathologist Assistant - Kingwood, Texas

Job Description

Job Description

Make a meaningful impact in the education field as a Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) and help foster communication skills that will last a lifetime. This contract role places you in a dynamic school environment, empowering you to work closely with students and support their growth and development under the guidance of licensed speech-language pathologists.

Key Qualifications:

• Active SLPA license or certification required
• Experience or strong interest in working with students in a school setting
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
• Understanding of speech-language therapy techniques for young learners
• Ability to collaborate effectively with teachers, therapists, and families
• Strong organizational skills and a compassionate, student-focused approach

Core Responsibilities:

• Assist in conducting speech-language screenings and therapy sessions as directed by supervising SLP
• Support the development and implementation of individual student therapy plans
• Track student progress, document sessions, and maintain accurate records
• Communicate regularly with supervising SLP about student needs and goals
• Prepare materials and adapt activities to meet each student’s individual strengths and challenges
• Participate in team meetings and contribute to an encouraging, solutions-oriented environment
• Foster a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere for students of diverse backgrounds and abilities

Benefits and Perks:

• Opportunity to make a positive impact in students’ educational journeys
• Professional support and mentorship from experienced SLPs
• Experience in a collaborative, growth-minded educational setting
• Exposure to innovative school-based therapy practices
• Flexible contract position to fit your career goals

If you’re inspired by the chance to support student achievement and want to advance your skills as an SLPA, apply today! Your dedication can help shape confident, effective communicators in the classroom and beyond.

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