Pediatric Speech Language Pathologist in Dardanelle, AR

Step into a rewarding contract position as a Speech Language Pathologist Assistant supporting students and helping them achieve meaningful communication breakthroughs in a dynamic school-based setting. As a key contributor to a multidisciplinary team, you'll assist licensed SLPs by engaging in IEP development, documentation, conducting treatments and evaluations, collaborating with educators, and participating in meetings dedicated to student success.

Whether you’re an experienced SLPA or just stepping into your early career, this role welcomes applicants with a passion for pediatric care and a desire to make an impact. Flexible offerings are available—whether you prefer a full-time commitment or part-time hours, accommodations can be made based on caseload and age range preferences to best fit your strengths and lifestyle.

Ideal qualifications include:

• Active or pending Arkansas licensure as an SLPA, or eligibility to apply
• Familiarity with IEPs, treatment planning, and documentation processes
• Enthusiasm for pediatrics and working with school-aged children
• Previous school-based or pediatric experience is a plus, but not required
• Ability to collaborate effectively within a multidisciplinary educational team

Key responsibilities:

• Assist SLPs with individualized assessments, treatment sessions, data collection, and progress monitoring
• Document session notes and help develop reports in compliance with IEP goals
• Participate in team meetings and collaborate with teachers, staff, and families
• Support both direct therapy and the preparation of therapy materials

Enjoy guaranteed hours for both direct and indirect services, access to industry-leading healthcare benefits (including health, dental, vision, and matching 401(k)), and opportunities for ongoing professional growth with continuing education.

Take the next step in your speech-language career in a supportive, student-centered environment. Apply today and explore how you can contribute to students’ growth and communication success!