PRN Pediatric Speech Language Pathologist

About the role

As an outpatient pediatric clinician, you will have the chance to work with many children from birth to age twenty-one. Our teammates are dedicated to the treatment of our young patients, providing individualized one-to-one attention and customized plans of care to meet your child's needs. Parents and caregivers are encouraged to attend sessions so they can carry skills and home exercises into their child's daily life. Ivy's rewarding work environment allows multi-disciplinary collaboration and mentorship while maintaining autonomy and growth that is specific to each of our clinician's passions and expertise. Join Ivy Health’s dedicated pediatric team where you are not just an employee but a valued teammate! Together, we provide world-class care in physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and applied behavior analysis (ABA) services. Our culture promotes authenticity, inclusion, growth, community, and a passion for exceptional care for every patient.

Pay

Compensation range: $50–55 per hour (PRN).

Schedule

PRN (as needed) across multiple locations: Bordentown, Lawrenceville, Medford, Monroe, New Jersey.

Benefits

• Exceptional Workplace: Recognized by Gallup as an Exceptional Workplace for engaged workplace cultures.
• Innovative Resources & Mentorship: Access to abundant resources, robust mentorship, career advice, and ScribeIQ AI documentation tool reducing documentation time.
• Exceeding Expectations: Deliver best-in-class care and witness exceptional patient outcomes.
• Incentives Galore: Employee Assistance Program (EAP), discount program, complementary therapy services, 401(k) with company match; PTO accrual per hour worked, 6 holidays, 2 CEU days, and CEU reimbursement annually. Paid parental leave (after 26 weeks of employment).
• Exceptional Partnerships: Collaborate with leaders like Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) and educational partners for continuous learning.
• Empowering Values: Culture prioritizing teamwork, growth, and serving others.

Qualifications

• Graduate from an accredited Speech Language Pathology program
• Current or pending licensure as a Speech Language Pathologist within the respective state
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Dedication to exceptional patient outcomes and quality of care