Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) in Fortson, GA
- Fortson, GA, United States
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Step into a dynamic school-based setting supporting students communication needs in the greater Columbus, GA area. We are seeking dedicated Speech-Language Pathologists (SLP-CCC or SLP-CFY) for immediate contract placements, with commitments lasting through May 21st, 2027. This onsite role offers the flexibility of part-time or full-time schedules (up to 37.5 hours per week), tailored to both your preferences and the districts evolving caseload requirements.
Desired Qualifications:
- Active Georgia SLP License
- GaPSC Educator Certification
- Open to Clinical Fellowship Year (CFY) candidates
- Recent experience in educational or school-based environments
- Strong evaluation, intervention, and IEP development skills
- Compassionate approach and team-oriented attitude
- Excellent communication and organizational abilities
Key Responsibilities:
- Conduct screenings, assessments, and individualized treatment for students with communication disorders
- Develop and implement IEP goals in collaboration with educators and parents
- Document therapy progress and maintain student records in compliance with state and district guidelines
- Participate in multidisciplinary meetings to help drive positive student outcomes
- Consult with teachers and contribute expertise to the school community
- Adapt interventions for a diverse caseload, considering each students unique needs
Enjoy a welcoming and supportive district environment, along with a flexible schedule to best fit your work-life balance. Compensation will match your qualifications and experience in the field.
Take your next career step and make a lasting impact on students success and well-being. If you meet the required qualifications, upload your resume and get started on your next rewarding school-based SLP contract today!
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Skills
- IEP
- Communication skills
- Communication disorders
- Collaboration
- Regulatory compliance