Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) in Yuma, AZ

Step into a fulfilling contract opportunity supporting students' communication growth! This onsite role offers the chance to serve PreK-8th grade learners as part of a dynamic school environment. Bring your speech-language pathology expertise to an engaged and welcoming setting, all while collaborating with fellow professionals focused on making a positive impact.

Qualifications and Experience:

• Hold a Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology (SLP-CCC)
• Active Arizona State SLP License required
• Current Arizona Educator Certificate
• IVP Fingerprint Card present and valid
• Previous school-based SLP experience preferred, working with PreK through 8th grade populations
• Strong communication, collaboration, and organization skills

Role Details & Responsibilities:

• Full-time schedule: 37.5 hours per week, following the school year calendar (8/3/265/26/27)
• Support a diverse caseload of PreK-8th grade students (caseload to be determined)
• Provide direct and consultative services, individual and group therapy, and evaluations per IEP requirements
• Collaborate with teachers, staff, and families to support student progress and engagement
• Maintain accurate documentation and contribute to multidisciplinary team meetings
• Stay current with professional best practices and participate in ongoing school activities

Highlights & Perks:

• Opportunity to work among passionate educators in a supportive environment
• Engage in meaningful work that shapes students' communication skills and academic success
• Develop professionally through collaboration and school-based learning experiences
• Onsite, school-based roleimmerse yourself in daily campus life

If you embody dedication and expertise and hold all current licensure and fingerprint credentials for Arizona, this position is waiting for you. Submit your resume along with proof of your licensure and IVP Fingerprint Card. Explore this rewarding opportunity to help young learners thriveapply today!