8th Grade 2nd Grade Speech Language Pathologist in Moscow, ID

Step into a rewarding school-based setting dedicated to connecting students with high-quality speech-language therapy. As a new academic year approaches, there is a need for six skilled Speech-Language Pathologists to provide in-person services to a vibrant K-12 community. With the retirement of a valued team member, you’ll have the opportunity to make a noticeable impact while joining a collaborative and supportive environment.

Caseloads are thoughtfully managed to ensure your focus remains on meaningful connections and therapeutic outcomes, typically ranging between 50-60 students. Teams are seeking SLPs across all grade levels; whether your strengths are with young learners in elementary, dynamic middle schoolers, or focused high school students, you’ll find your ideal spot.

Key Qualifications:

• Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology from an accredited program
• Current state licensure or eligibility for licensure
• Previous experience in school settings preferred, open to strong CFY candidates
• Ability to work collaboratively with teachers, support staff, and families
• Strong communication, organization, and documentation skills

Responsibilities:

• Conduct evaluations, develop and implement IEPs, and provide direct therapy for students K-12
• Track progress, maintain accurate records, and communicate effectively with families and team members
• Participate in team meetings, consultations, and ongoing professional development
• Embrace a diverse caseload, adapting interventions for children across a range of needs and abilities

Schedules are set to support a healthy work/life balance, with the elementary team starting at 7:30 am, middle school at 7:45 am, and high school at 8:30 am. If you’re seeking a fulfilling contract opportunity where therapeutic service truly matters, this is your chance to take the next meaningful step in your career.

Embrace the opportunity to help students find their voices—submit your application today to begin shaping the 2026-2027 school year.