Pediatric School Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) | Burnsville, Minnesota

Soliant is seeking a passionate Speech Language Pathologist for a remote, contract opportunity serving Minnesota students for the 2024-2025 school year. In this virtual role, you’ll partner with dedicated educators and families, transforming the communication skills and confidence of PreK-12th grade learners. You’ll have the flexibility to choose from full- or part-time schedules while receiving weekly paychecks and continuous support from skilled recruiters and virtual advisors.

Responsibilities include evaluating and treating students with speech, language, and communication challenges, creating individualized therapy plans, tracking student outcomes, and collaborating closely with parents and staff. You’ll have the unique opportunity to get paid for direct and indirect hours—further enhancing the value of your contribution.

Key Qualifications:

• Active or pending Minnesota SLP License
• ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competency (CCC) required
• Minimum of 2 years of recent, school-based experience
• Experience working with pediatric and special needs populations
• Comfortable with teletherapy platforms and electronic documentation
• Personal computer, webcam, and foundational tech savvy
• Able to pass a technical screening and internet speed test
• Liability insurance coverage of at least $500K/$500K annually

What Makes This Position Stand Out:

• Flexible, fully remote work from anywhere in Minnesota
• Choice of caseloads across PreK-12th grade
• Contract positions with consistent weekly pay
• Direct access to a recruiter for personal support
• Extensive network of experienced remote advisors
• Compensation for both therapy sessions and indirect service hours

Step into a rewarding virtual environment where your expertise helps students thrive—while you enjoy professional flexibility and robust support. Ready to make a difference from wherever you are? Apply today to launch your next chapter as a remote SLP for the upcoming school year!