Speech Language Pathologist- CF & CCC

Company Description Ladybug Language & Literacy is dedicated to creating therapy-based environments where therapists, clients, and families can flourish. The organization focuses on delivering high-quality language and literacy services grounded in strong clinical practices and supportive relationships. Core values guide all aspects of care, collaboration, and decision-making to ensure consistent, client-centered services. Team members are encouraged to grow professionally while contributing to meaningful outcomes for children and families. The practice emphasizes a nurturing, inclusive atmosphere that supports long-term success for both clients and clinicians.
Role Description This contract role for a Speech Language Pathologist (CF & CCC) is a hybrid position based in Cumming, GA, with some work-from-home flexibility. Day-to-day responsibilities include evaluating and treating speech, language, and communication disorders for pediatric clients, conducting standardized and informal assessments, and developing individualized treatment plans. The Speech Language Pathologist will provide direct therapy sessions, track progress, and collaborate closely with families, caregivers, and other professionals to support functional communication and literacy outcomes. Responsibilities also include maintaining accurate documentation, participating in team meetings, and adhering to professional and ethical standards. Clinical Fellows will receive supervision and mentorship, while CCC-SLPs may support supervision and contribute to program development.
Qualifications

• Ability to provide evidence-based Speech Therapy with strong clinical reasoning and treatment planning skills.
• Knowledge and experience in addressing a range of Speech and Language Disorders, including articulation, phonology, and expressive/receptive language needs.
• Competence in evaluating and treating Communication Disorders, focusing on functional communication across home, school, and community settings.
• Understanding of Dysphagia and related feeding/swallowing concerns, with appropriate training and willingness to follow best-practice guidelines.
• Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology from an accredited program; eligibility for or current ASHA CCC-SLP preferred.
• Current or eligible Georgia state licensure as a Speech Language Pathologist; ability to meet all regulatory and documentation requirements.
• Strong interpersonal, collaboration, and family coaching skills, with a commitment to inclusive, culturally responsive care.
• Organizational skills to manage a caseload, complete documentation in a timely manner, and adapt to a hybrid in-clinic and remote work environment.