SLP-Speech Language Pathologist-San Antonio

About the role

AIM — Empowering Success in Every Word CONTRACT OPPORTUNITY: Speech-Language Pathologist / SLP (1099 Independent Contractor) Bilingual or Monolingual AIM (Assessment Intervention Management) isn't your typical services company. Recognized as a Best Place to Work, Top Workplaces honoree, Best Workplaces in Texas, and certified Great Place to Work, we've spent over a decade reimagining how special education services get delivered — pairing exceptional clinicians with purpose-built technology we design in-house. We build the systems that let therapists focus on what matters: students. If you're an experienced SLP who wants the freedom of independent practice with the backing of a creative, forward-thinking partner, let's talk.

Competitive contract rates commensurate with experience, paid per agreed terms.

Why Contract with AIM

• True flexibility — You control your caseload, calendar, and workload. Take on what fits your life.
• Innovative tools — Access to AIM's proprietary technology suite, designed to streamline documentation and therapy management.
• Testing kits and protocols provided — We equip you with current instruments so you're never fronting materials costs.
• A collaborative clinical community — Optional monthly professional development and a network of experienced clinicians across 120+ Texas districts.
• Steady referral volume — We serve 200+ schools statewide, so the work is there when you want it.

Responsibilities

• Plan and provide individual and group therapy aligned with IEP goals
• Evaluate student progress and readiness for dismissal from services
• Conduct independent evaluations to assess eligibility for speech-language services
• Participate in IEP/ARD meetings to support appropriate placement and goal setting
• Collaborate with teachers to support communication skills through classroom activities
• Provide guidance to school personnel on identifying and understanding communication deficits
• Communicate therapy goals and progress with colleagues, students, and parents
• Support ongoing evaluation of speech-language services and recommend improvements
• Assist in the selection of equipment and instructional materials
• Compile and maintain accurate, timely reports and records meeting district and state requirements

Qualifications

• Master's degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders
• Active Texas SLP license
• Valid driver's license
• Bilingual Spanish preferred

Some travel to campus sites within your service area; light lifting and transport of therapy and test materials.