Pediatric School Speech Language Pathologist - Woodburn, Oregon

Make a real difference in early childhood education as a Speech-Language Pathologist supporting preschool learners in Marion, Polk, and Yamhill Counties. This contract opportunity places you at the forefront of early intervention, using your expertise to help children ages 3–5 build foundational communication skills. We’re seeking passionate and collaborative professionals for multiple full-time openings, delivering essential speech and language services in a supportive, team-oriented environment.

In this role, you will:

• Conduct thorough evaluations of young learners to determine their speech and language needs
• Design and deliver individual and group therapy sessions for preschool children
• Collaborate closely with interdisciplinary IEP teams, families, and early childhood educators
• Document progress and maintain accurate records according to school and professional standards
• Advocate for best practices in early intervention and child-centered care

We’re looking for candidates who bring:

• A valid Oregon SLP license or eligibility to obtain licensure
• ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC-SLP) preferred; Clinical Fellows (CFY) welcomed
• Experience working with preschool-aged children, with a passion for supporting early development
• Strong communication and collaboration skills in multidisciplinary settings
• Familiarity with teletherapy platforms (a plus) and commitment to effective remote service delivery if needed

What sets this opportunity apart:

• Focus on preschoolers at a pivotal stage for language and social skill development
• Several full-time openings across three Oregon counties
• 190-day contract aligned with the school year, from August 21, 2026 to June 9, 2027
• Hourly compensation ranging from $50 to $56, dependent on experience and qualifications
• Collaborate with dedicated teams in special education settings

Ready to empower young learners at a key stage in their growth? Apply now to shape positive outcomes and be a cornerstone of early childhood education.