School-Based Speech-Language Pathology Assistant Boston
Overview
The School-Based Speech-Language Pathology Assistant supports speech and language services to students under a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist. This full-time contract role involves delivering therapy, preparing materials, and documenting student progress while collaborating with educators. It offers a unique chance to impact educational outcomes in a dynamic school setting.
What You'll Do11
- 1Support therapy activities as directed by the supervising SLP
- 2Provide individual and group services aligned with IEP goals
- 3Assist with articulation language fluency voice and social communication interventions
- 4Maintain therapy spaces and organize instructional resources
- 5Prepare augmentative and alternative communication supports
- 6Collect performance data and maintain accurate service logs
- 7Collaborate with teachers and specialists to generalize communication skills
- 8Participate in team meetings and training sessions
- 9Adhere to ASHA and state regulations for ethical practice
- 10Ensure student safety and confidentiality compliance
- 11Engage in ongoing professional development
Requirements9
- 15+ years building ETL pipelines with Spark and Airflow
- 2Current state SLPA license registration or authorization
- 3Strong communication organizational and collaboration abilities
- 4Experience in school or pediatric settings
- 5Familiarity with AAC devices and communication supports
- 6Knowledge of special education processes and IEP implementation
- 7Ability to support diverse learners inclusive practices
- 8Physical capacity to sit stand and move throughout school day
- 9Quick response to ensure student safety
Salary Insight
$50 - $53k per year
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Required Skills
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