What are the responsibilities and job description for the School-Based Speech-Language Pathologist - Portland, Oregon position at Soliant?
Degree in Speech-Language Pathology, active SLP license and 1 year of Speech-Language Pathology experience required. Applicants who do not meet these qualifications will not be considered.
Shape student success by supporting learners as a Speech-Language Pathologist in Oregon's schools. We are seeking two skilled Oregon-licensed SLPs for contract roles providing crucial services to students with language impairments. Both positions are full-time opportunities, but flexibility is available for candidates interested in less than a 1.0 FTE for position two, which covers multiple sites within Multnomah County. Virtual assignments and SLPA roles are not available.
Qualifications And Experience
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Shape student success by supporting learners as a Speech-Language Pathologist in Oregon's schools. We are seeking two skilled Oregon-licensed SLPs for contract roles providing crucial services to students with language impairments. Both positions are full-time opportunities, but flexibility is available for candidates interested in less than a 1.0 FTE for position two, which covers multiple sites within Multnomah County. Virtual assignments and SLPA roles are not available.
Qualifications And Experience
- Current Oregon licensure as a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP-CCC, SLP)
- Experience in school-based or pediatric settings preferred
- Expertise in speech and language assessment, IEP development, and therapy for school-aged populations
- Strong collaboration skills for effective teamwork with educators, families, and related professionals
- Commitment to equity, student-centered vision, and ongoing program improvement
- Strong written and oral communication abilities
- Ability to supervise Speech-Language Pathology Assistant staff
- Assess student performance, screen referrals, and provide direct intervention for speech, language, and hearing needs
- Customize and implement AAC systems to support diverse communication needs
- Lead and participate in multidisciplinary meetings to develop and execute IEPs
- Coach and provide guidance to staff and teachers for AAC system integration
- Develop program materials, document progress, and monitor student outcomes
- Conduct outreach with parents, caregivers, and agencies to align services
- Maintain all necessary documentation and reports, including Medicaid billing compliance
- Participate in ongoing professional development and required department meetings
- Collaborative educational environment with a mission-driven approach
- Opportunity to impact the lives of students with a broad range of communication needs
- Flexible scheduling options for position two
- Consistent full-time hours with workdays Monday–Friday
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