Early Intervention Speech Pathologist (SLP) – Contract / Part-Time
📍 Montgomery, Berks & Chester Counties, PA
🕒 Flexible, Community-Based Role
Make a Difference in a Child’s First Years
Join The Arc Alliance Children’s Services Early Intervention Program and help empower families during the most critical years of child development.
As a Licensed Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP), you will coach and support caregivers of young children with disabilities - helping them build communication and functional skills within everyday routines and activities. This is a rewarding, relationship-driven role focused on strengthening families and promoting meaningful progress.
What You’ll Do
• Provide caregiver coaching using a family-centered, routines-based approach
• Perform formal and informal developmental evaluations
• Deliver direct therapy services as appropriate
• Assess equipment needs and guide caregivers in use
• Complete session documentation and billing per state EI requirements
• Maintain required direct service levels
• Participate in team meetings and collaborate with staff and county partners
• Complete 24 hours of required annual state EI training
Why Join Us?
✔ Flexible, part-time contract schedule
✔ Meaningful, family-centered work
✔ Supportive team environment
✔ Opportunity to make a lasting impact during early developmental years
Qualifications
Qualifications
Required:
• Current Pennsylvania Speech-Language Pathology License
• Minimum of 1 year experience working with infants and toddlers
• Strong organizational, follow-through, and communication skills
Additional Requirements:
• FBI, Criminal History, and Child Abuse Clearances (at hire and maintained)
• Valid PA Driver’s License and reliable transportation
• Current automobile insurance (recommended limits: $100,000/$300,000 liability; $100,000 property damage)
• Ability to travel within Montgomery, Berks, and Chester Counties
• Annual 3-year driving record check
Physical Requirements
• Frequent verbal and written communication
• Use and interpretation of EI assessment/testing tools
• Frequent sitting, standing, and ability to maneuver equipment
• Ability to observe and assess child development