School Speech Language Pathologist - Wasilla, Alaska

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Job Description

Make a difference in students lives while advancing your career in beautiful Alaska! Dedicated speech-language pathologists are needed for the 2022-2023 school year to support students ranging from elementary to high school with mild to moderate needs. With an average caseload around 50and high school caseloads averaging 60, mostly consult-basedthis contract opportunity offers a diverse and rewarding professional experience.

Bring your expertise to a collaborative and welcoming school environment, where your skills are truly valued. The team prioritizes open communication and ongoing support, fostering a culture where you can thrive both personally and professionally. Immediate interview opportunities mean you could secure your next role quickly and transition smoothly into the upcoming school year.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Active Alaska Speech-Language Pathologist license (AK SLP)
• Alaska DEED (teaching) certification
• Experience in educational settings, working with students with mild to moderate disabilities
• Ability to manage diverse caseloads across various ages and school sites
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills

Responsibilities:

• Deliver speech and language services to students with individualized needs in both elementary and high school settings
• Develop and implement IEPs, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams
• Conduct evaluations and document student progress
• Consult and support faculty, staff, and families to maximize student outcomes
• Adapt therapy techniques to students unique abilities and goals

This position is located within a supportive, tight-knit communityan environment where past team members have thrived and felt appreciated. Flexible interview scheduling and quick decision-making make the hiring process seamless.

If you are passionate about making an impact and meet the required credentials, take the next step and apply now for this fulfilling school-based SLP contract role. Your expertise can help shape students futures this school year!