Speech Language Pathologist job in Houston, TX
Houston, TX CorTech LLC
| Job Ref: | 376788 |
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CorTech LLC |
| Job Type: | Contract |
| Salary and Benefits: | Market/Per Hour |
| Remote: | No |
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| City: | Houston, TX |
| Post Code: | 31088 |
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Position Overview We are seeking licensed Speech-Language Pathology Assistants (SLPAs) for anticipated school-based assignments at multiple Houston Independent School District (HISD) campuses beginning in early 2027. These positions will support students with speech, language, and communication needs in an educational setting. Selected candidates will work under the supervision of a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) to support the delivery of speech and language services, assist with student communication goals, document student progress, and help implement treatment activities in accordance with established plans and school requirements. These are on-site assignments, and candidates must have an active Texas SLPA license before submission. School-based experience and reliable transportation are required. Available Campus Assignments Candidates may be assigned to one or more campuses within the same geographic area. South Houston: Mading Elementary School and Lockhart Elementary School ? anticipated start February 1, 2027 West Houston: Westbriar Middle School and Revere Middle School ? anticipated start March 15, 2027 Southwest Houston: Kolter Elementary School ? anticipated start January 4, 2027 East/Southeast Houston: Sanchez Elementary School and Southmayd Elementary School ? anticipated start January 18, 2027 Key Responsibilities Assist the supervising Speech-Language Pathologist with implementing speech and language intervention activities for students. Support students in developing speech production, language comprehension, expressive language, and functional communication skills according to established treatment plans. Conduct assigned speech and language activities under the direction and supervision of the supervising SLP. Document student participation, performance, and progress in accordance with school and district procedures. Prepare therapy materials and maintain organized records related to assigned services. Collaborate with teachers, school personnel, and the supervising SLP to support student communication needs. Follow applicable professional standards, confidentiality requirements, and school policies. Maintain accurate documentation and communicate student progress or concerns to the supervising SLP. Perform other related duties within the SLPA's authorized scope of practice. Required Qualifications Active Texas Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) license. School-based speech and language experience required. Ability to work on-site at assigned HISD campuses. Reliable transportation and the ability to commute to all assigned locations. Strong communication, organizational, and documentation skills. Ability to work effectively with students, educators, and speech-language professionals. Important Licensing Requirement Candidates must already hold an active Texas SLPA license at the time of submission. A screenshot of the active license must be included with the candidate submission. Supervision hours toward obtaining SLPA licensure will not be provided. Candidates who are still completing licensing requirements or do not have their license in hand will not be considered. Commute and Location Requirements Because Houston is a large metropolitan area with significant traffic, candidates must be screened for commute feasibility before submission. Recruiters must review the exact campus locations and assigned schedule with each candidate and confirm that the candidate can reliably commute to every assigned campus. Commutes exceeding approximately 30 miles are generally not feasible. Candidates must understand and agree to the campus assignments before being presented to HISD. Work Environment This is an on-site, school-based position serving students within the Houston Independent School District. Candidates should be comfortable working in an educational environment and collaborating with students, teachers, school staff, and supervising speech-language professionals. | |
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