Pediatric School Speech Language Pathologist - Dearborn Heights, Michigan

Step into a dynamic contract opportunity as a Speech-Language Pathologist supporting school-aged children with teletherapy services near Dearborn Heights, MI. This role invites SLP professionals—including those with Clinical Fellowship Year (CFY) eligibility and SLP-CCC certification—to make a significant impact in an educational setting. Use your pediatric expertise to help students reach communication milestones, all while embracing the latest in virtual therapy technology.

Key Qualifications:

• Valid state Speech-Language Pathology license
• CCC-SLP or strong CFY candidates encouraged
• Experience or demonstrated interest in school-based SLP practice
• Pediatric caseload experience highly valued
• Familiarity with teletherapy platforms and tools
• Excellent communication, collaboration, and documentation skills
• Compassion for students and commitment to fostering growth

Primary Responsibilities:

• Deliver evaluation, diagnostic, and therapeutic speech-language services via teletherapy
• Develop and implement individualized education plans (IEPs) for students with diverse needs
• Collaborate closely with educators, families, and support staff to maximize student success
• Maintain clear and timely documentation aligned with school and regulatory standards
• Participate in virtual team meetings and professional development sessions
• Offer guidance and support to teachers and caregivers in fostering effective communication strategies in the classroom and at home

This contract assignment is ideal for proactive SLPs who thrive in a flexible, tech-forward environment. You'll have the chance to enhance your teletherapy skills and collaborate with a forward-thinking educational team.

If you're passionate about pediatric speech-language pathology and excited about advancing your career in a contract role with ample professional support, submit your application today! Take the next step in your journey and help shape brighter futures for students.