What are the responsibilities and job description for the Speech Language Pathologist needed Delaware position at Soliant?
Delaware schools are expanding their speech teams and seeking passionate communication professionals. These openings offer the chance to work closely with students who need support in articulation, language development, fluency, and functional communication.
Role Overview
Full time school based
Provide individual therapy, small group sessions, and classroom communication support
Conduct informal assessments and participate in eligibility meetings (for SLPs and CFs)
Assist with implementing language enrichment activities (SLPAs)
Collaborate with teachers, paras, psychologists, OTs, and administrators
Document progress and adjust interventions based on student growth
What Makes This Opportunity Stand Out
Warm, student focused school cultures
Manageable caseloads designed to support meaningful therapy
On site teams who value communication development
Strong administrative and clinical support for all levels
Excellent mentorship pathways for CFs and SLPAs
Contact
christine.collins@soliant.com
Role Overview
Full time school based
Provide individual therapy, small group sessions, and classroom communication support
Conduct informal assessments and participate in eligibility meetings (for SLPs and CFs)
Assist with implementing language enrichment activities (SLPAs)
Collaborate with teachers, paras, psychologists, OTs, and administrators
Document progress and adjust interventions based on student growth
What Makes This Opportunity Stand Out
Warm, student focused school cultures
Manageable caseloads designed to support meaningful therapy
On site teams who value communication development
Strong administrative and clinical support for all levels
Excellent mentorship pathways for CFs and SLPAs
Contact
christine.collins@soliant.com