Speech Language Pathologist Assistant in Evans, GA

Step into a meaningful role this 2026/2027 academic year as a Speech Language Pathologist Assistant (SLPA), working directly with students who benefit from your expertise and dedication. This full-time, onsite opportunity offers the chance to impact student success by providing essential speech and language support alongside experienced professionals.

In this contract position, you will:

• Deliver speech and language interventions as outlined by supervising Speech Language Pathologists
• Assist in implementing individualized treatment plans for diverse student populations
• Support students in achieving their communication goals in accordance with best practices and educational standards
• Document progress, maintain accurate records, and help prepare for IEP meetings as needed
• Collaborate with teachers, school staff, and families to create supportive learning environments
• Ensure all interventions comply with district, state, and departmental policies and requirements

Ideal candidates will bring:

• An active Georgia SLPA license or relevant state certification
• Previous experience in a school-based or pediatric setting (preferred)
• Proven ability to support speech and language therapy services under SLP guidance
• Strong communication skills, excellent organization, and attention to detail
• Availability to work full-time onsite throughout the school year

Applicants should submit a current resume and certification verification, highlighting relevant school-based experience, support provided to varied student populations, IEP participation, and specific therapy skills. Please note reliable transportation and indicate your interview availability in your application materials.

If you're ready to contribute your talents to students’ educational journeys and thrive in a school environment, we encourage you to apply today. Take the next step in your career as a valued SLPA supporting student growth and communication development during the upcoming school year!