School Speech Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) | Spring, Texas

Job Description

Job Description

Exciting opportunities are available for skilled Speech-Language Pathology Assistants (SLPAs) to provide essential maternity leave coverage across multiple campuses in the Houston area. We are seeking licensed, school-experienced SLPAs with strong communication and organizational skills, ready to step into a dynamic educational environment and make an immediate impact.

These contract assignments will begin at various points in early 2027, with start dates of January 4, January 18, February 1, or March 15, depending on campus location. Candidates must confirm their ability to commute comfortably to the assigned campuses, as locations are spread across South, West, Southwest, and East/Southeast Houston. Reliable transportation is a must to ensure timely and consistent support for students.

Key Qualifications:

• Active Texas SLPA license required (must be in hand and verifiable).
• At least one year of school-based SLPA experience.
• Demonstrated reliability with the ability to commute to all assigned locations.
• On-site availability only; remote work is not an option.
• Strong organizational, interpersonal, and communication skills.

Responsibilites:

• Deliver direct speech-language services under the supervision of an SLP.
• Collaborate with educational staff to support student communication goals.
• Maintain timely and accurate documentation of student progress.
• Adapt to the unique needs of each campus and student population.
• Communicate effectively with families, teachers, and supervisors.

This project offers the chance to broaden your professional experience across large, diverse campuses, and to build meaningful relationships with students and staff. If you are eager to deliver high-quality speech services and have the flexibility to take on a maternity leave coverage role, we want to connect with you.

Ready to make a difference? Submit your application—including your SLPA license screenshot, resume, and a brief summary of your school-based experience—today!

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