Unleash Your Potential as a Speech Language Pathologist (SLP)!

• Develop clear, data-informed evaluation reports and documentation.
  


• Evaluate speech and language abilities using formal and informal assessment tools.
  


• Deliver individualized, direct speech-language therapy services to preschool students.
  


• Track progress and maintain accurate service records and compliance documentation.
  


• Partner with teachers, families, and special education teams to align support strategies.
  


• Support early communication development through structured, student-centered intervention.
  

Requirements

• Active or eligible Washington State SLP license and ESA certification.
  


• School-based experience preferred, especially in early childhood settings.
  


• Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology from an accredited institution.
  


• Strong background clearance and ability to meet all required screening standards
  


• Commitment to in-person service delivery (this is a fully on-site position; teletherapy is not available).
  

Benefits