Speech Language Pathologist in Dripping Springs, TX
Job Description
A rewarding contract opportunity is available for a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) passionate about making a difference in school settings. This assignment covers a leave from August 3rd through October 23rd and is conveniently located near Dripping Springs, TX. You’ll work approximately 37.5 hours each week, from about 8am to 4pm, serving a dynamic and diverse group of elementary students.
Experience a balanced caseload of around 50 students, including a mix of general education, life skills, and third-grade classrooms. Responsibilities include direct intervention, push-in services for life skills groups, and producing meaningful documentation. This role is ideal for an SLP who enjoys collaborating with educational teams and supporting a wide variety of student needs.
Qualifications:
- Active Texas SLP license required
- Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology (CCC-SLP)
- Previous experience working within school settings is highly valued
- Strong skills in developing PLAAFP statements and student goals
- Ability to complete speech-only evaluations before October deadlines
- Familiarity with attending and contributing to MTSS (Multi-Tiered System of Supports) meetings
- Excellent communication, documentation, and organizational skills
Primary Responsibilities:
- Manage a caseload of approximately 50 elementary students
- Deliver both group and individualized speech therapy (including push-in for life skills and G3)
- Write individualized PLAAFPs and set appropriate student goals
- Complete required speech-only evaluations within the specified timeline
- Participate in MTSS meetings, observe students, and work collaboratively with the school team
Step into a welcoming educational community where your expertise matters. This position offers the chance to impact young learners during a crucial start to their school year.
Apply today to bring your passion and professionalism to a supportive environment where your work truly makes a difference!
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