Pediatric Speech Language Pathologist in Carrollton, MO

Step into a fulfilling opportunity making a direct impact in the educational setting by providing vital speech and language services to early childhood students. This contract position supports a maternity leave, beginning mid-March and lasting through the end of the school year—ideal for dedicated SLPs and SLPAs ready to engage with a collaborative, student-centered team.

Your expertise in speech-language pathology, particularly within schools and pediatric healthcare, will be integral to fostering communication growth among approximately 32 early childhood students. Enjoy a consistent four-day workweek, with each day spanning 6.5 hours and a potential half-day on Wednesdays, allowing for work-life balance and flexibility.

Key qualifications:

• ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology (SLP-CCC), Clinical Fellowship (CFY), or eligible SLPA credentials
• Experience or comfort working in school-based and/or pediatric healthcare settings
• Ability to provide or receive supervision as needed (SLPA may require SLP supervision)
• Strong collaboration and interpersonal communication skills
• Commitment to personalized, evidence-based interventions for students

Role responsibilities:

• Deliver speech and language therapy to early childhood (EC) students on your caseload (~32)
• Collaborate closely with an on-site SLPA and school staff to support students’ IEP goals
• Evaluate, assess, and document progress in a timely and accurate manner
• Provide guidance and, if appropriate, direct supervision to SLPA colleagues
• Engage with families and educational teams to support student progress

You’ll thrive in this supportive school environment, gaining experience alongside passionate professionals while enjoying a structured schedule and the rewarding challenge of helping students reach their full communication potential.

Ready to make a difference as a valued speech-language professional? Submit your application today and help empower young students for success this school year!