Speech Language Pathologist in Racine, WI

Step into a rewarding contract opportunity supporting students’ communication development in an education-focused environment near Racine, WI. This full-time assignment serves a caseload of approximately 30 students from 4K through 8th grade, working with diverse needs including articulation, language, and a few on the spectrum. You’ll collaborate with educators and families, crafting individualized plans that truly make a difference in students’ academic and social success.

Qualifications:

• Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology from an accredited program
• Active state licensure as a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) or eligibility to obtain
• ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) preferred, but those with strong clinical fellowships are encouraged to apply
• Previous experience in a school-based setting is highly desirable
• Familiarity with a range of communication disorders, especially articulation and language
• Comfortable working with students on the autism spectrum
• Strong communication and organization skills
• Bilingual candidates are encouraged to apply and will be highly valued

Responsibilities:

• Caseload management for approximately 30 students in grades 4K-8, with a focus on articulation, language, and students with autism spectrum disorder
• Conduct comprehensive evaluations and develop evidence-based, individualized education plans (IEPs)
• Provide direct and consultative therapy services, tailoring interventions to each student’s unique needs
• Collaborate closely with teachers, administrators, and families to foster student progress
• Maintain accurate records and compliance with required documentation and reporting standards

This opportunity provides the satisfaction of shaping young lives in a collaborative school community. If you are passionate about student growth and thrive in a dynamic educational setting, your expertise is needed. Don’t miss your chance to make a lasting impact—apply today to embark on this fulfilling journey!