Pediatric Speech Language Pathologist in Dover, AR

Make a meaningful impact by supporting pediatric learners in a school-based setting as a Speech Language Pathologist Assistant. In this rewarding contract opportunity near Dover, AR, you'll collaborate closely with an experienced SLP team to deliver speech and language services that foster student growth and success. Flexible accommodations can be arranged based on your preferred age group or caseload, making this an excellent fit for both new and experienced SLPAs passionate about educational environments.

Qualifications & Skills:

• Active or pending Arkansas SLPA license, or eligibility to apply
• Experience with pediatric populations, especially in schools, is a plus but not required
• Comfort working in multidisciplinary teams and contributing to IEP processes
• Strong communication and organizational skills
• Commitment to supporting both direct therapy and indirect support services

Responsibilities:

• Assist SLPs with IEP development, documentation, and report writing
• Deliver speech and language therapy under SLP supervision
• Attend meetings and collaborate with educational staff, families, and multidisciplinary teams
• Support assessments, progress monitoring, and planning interventions
• Maintain accurate records while ensuring compliance with school policies

Benefits:

• Competitive industry-leading benefits including health, dental, and vision coverage
• Matching 401(k) program and opportunities for continuing education
• Guaranteed hours covering both direct and indirect therapy services
• Current and upcoming school year positions available
• Flexible scheduling: Full-time preferred, part-time may be considered based on district needs
• Supportive, collaborative, and positive environment focused on student achievement

If you are ready to support young learners in reaching their communication goals and want to grow your career in a dynamic educational setting, apply now to learn more about this opportunity! Take the next step toward making a difference in a student's life.