Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) - Enfield, NC

Step into a rewarding contract opportunity as a Full Time Speech Language Pathologist supporting students in a dynamic K-12 school setting. Located near Enfield, NC, this role is ideal for compassionate individuals dedicated to making a positive impact on the communication skills and overall well-being of children and adolescents. With a supportive environment that welcomes both Clinical Fellows and experienced professionals with CCC, you'll collaborate closely with educators, families, and staff to ensure students receive the services they need.


Desired Qualifications and Experience:

• Valid North Carolina SLP License required
• ASHA Certification (CCC) preferred; open to Clinical Fellows pursuing CFY
• Experience or strong interest in working within school environments
• Knowledge of screening, evaluating, diagnosing, and advising for speech and language disorders
• Excellent communication and organizational abilities

Key Responsibilities:

• Conduct screenings, assessments, and diagnostic evaluations for students across K-12 grade levels
• Develop and deliver individualized therapy plans based on evaluation outcomes
• Collaborate with teachers, families, and multidisciplinary teams to support student learning and participation
• Maintain thorough records and documentation to comply with school and state guidelines
• Provide input and guidance on best practices for supporting communication disorders in the classroom

Benefits and Perks:

• Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance coverage
• Engage with a diverse student caseload and gain valuable experience
• Opportunity for mentorship and professional growth
• Supportive environment that values the expertise of both experienced clinicians and Clinical Fellows

This contract position begins July 27, 2026, and concludes June 4, 2027. If you're passionate about student success and ready to advance your career in an engaged school community, we encourage you to apply today and make a lasting difference in the lives of North Carolina students.