Pediatric School-Based Speech Language Pathologist | Luxemburg, Wisconsin

Step into a rewarding contract position providing essential Speech-Language Pathology services for K-12 students for the upcoming school year. This opportunity offers a single school-site assignment, requiring a well-rounded SLP who thrives in a collaborative academic environment and is committed to making a genuine impact on student development.

Key Qualifications:

• Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology and current CCC-SLP or Clinical Fellowship (CFY) status
• Valid state licensure as an SLP or eligibility for licensure in Wisconsin
• Solid background in pediatric speech-language therapy within school or healthcare settings
• Experience serving diverse caseloads in elementary through high school (K-12) populations
• Proficiency with teletherapy platforms is a plus
• Familiarity with Wisconsin school protocols will set candidates apart

Primary Responsibilities:

• Provide speech and language assessments, therapy, progress monitoring, and documentation for a caseload of approximately 40-50 students within one school setting
• Develop Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) in collaboration with educators and families
• Deliver direct and consultative services using both in-person and teletherapy modalities as appropriate
• Maintain regular and effective communication with parents, teachers, and school teams
• Support students’ academic and social participation through dynamic intervention strategies

Position Details:

• Contract term: September 21st – May 21st (late-start for school year)
• Consistent weekly hours: 35 hours, Monday through Friday
• Schedule: 7:45am – 3:15pm
• All services provided at a single campus to maintain continuity of care

Bring your passion for pediatric speech-language therapy and experience in schools to a team where your expertise helps shape brighter futures. Individuals with Wisconsin school experience are highly encouraged to apply! Take the next step in your career—submit your application today and positively impact students’ lives throughout the school year.