Speech-Language Pathologist (Remote)

About the role

• California Licensed Speech-Language Pathologists (SLP) needed for the 2025-2026 school year

Qualifications

• Master’s Degree in Speech-Language Pathology (Required)
  
  
• Active California SLP License or Credential (Required)
  
  
• ASHA Certification (CCC-SLP) – Preferred but not mandatory
  
  
• 2+ Years of Experience in School-Based Settings – Confidently manage student caseloads and collaborate with educational teams
  
  
• Familiarity with California Education Guidelines & Speech Services – Preferred for a smooth transition into the role
  
  
• Strong Understanding of IEPs and Special Education Procedures
  
  
• Demonstrated Experience Working with Children, ideally within school environments
  
  
• Proficiency with Virtual Tools & Tele-practice Platforms – Ability to deliver services effectively in an online format
  
  
• Bilingual Proficiency – Highly valued to support diverse student populations
  
  
• Excellent Communication, Organization, and Collaboration Skills
• Fingerprint Background Clearance – Required for school compliance and student safety
  
  

Benefits

• School-Year Salary Structure – Enjoy work aligned with the school year calendar but get the predictable income of a 12 month pay schedule
• Dedicated In-House SLP Support Liaison – Get ongoing support for caseload management, compliance, and advocacy with your district
• Paid Holidays – Recharge with time off during key school breaks
• Comprehensive Benefits – Medical, dental, and vision plans available to support your health and wellness
• 401(k) with 3% Employer Contribution – Secure your future with a non-elective employer-funded retirement plan
• Digital Resources Provided – Access premium subscriptions and tools for W2 employees at no cost to you
• Professional Growth Support – Reimbursement options for licensure dues and continuing education
• Fully Virtual Position – Work from anywhere with a flexible, remote-friendly setup
• Collaborative Culture – Be part of a welcoming, team-oriented environment that values your expertise

What you'll do

• Serve a Pre-K–12th grade caseload with support from an in-house SLP liaison and an on-site paraprofessional/tele-helper.
• Conduct comprehensive assessments, write evaluation reports, and develop personalized treatment plans.
• Create and provide a consistent weekly therapy schedule, including individual and group sessions, based on student needs and availability.
• Collaborate with parents, teachers, and IEP teams to adjust service delivery, implement accommodations, and support generalization of skills.
• Participate in IEP meetings, contribute to goal-setting, and document student progress.
• Manage speech-only caseloads as needed, including responsibility for annual and triennial IEP coordination and paperwork.
• Maintain all required documentation, including therapy logs, attendance records, and data tracking.
• Ensure all services comply with California standards, both educational and legal for school-based speech therapy.
• Caseloads may vary, with a full caseload defined as up to 55 students; reduced caseloads available based on preferred hours.