Speech Language Pathologist

About the Role

Soar's SLP role is built for clinicians who want to keep growing in their practice while working as part of a truly interdisciplinary care team. You'll support young children during a critical stage of communication development while building your own expertise through hands-on collaboration, continuing education, and exposure to approaches including AAC and integrated autism care. You don't need to come to Soar as an expert in every aspect of autism care — what matters is strong clinical fundamentals, curiosity, and a commitment to learning and delivering thoughtful, high-quality care.

Responsibilities

• Serve as an on-site Speech Language Pathologist for children ages 2-6 in a center-based, early intervention setting.
• Assess speech, language, and communication needs and develop individualized treatment plans that help children build meaningful communication skills.
• Conduct multidisciplinary assessments and develop coordinated treatment plans alongside BCBAs, OTs, psychologists, and other members of the clinical team.
• Develop and implement communication interventions, including AAC strategies and devices when appropriate.
• Collaborate closely with BCBAs, RBTs, occupational therapists, and mental health professionals to create integrated plans of care.
• Participate in co-treatment and shared clinical problem-solving with other disciplines when it supports the needs of the child.
• Monitor client progress and continually adapt treatment plans and goals based on data, clinical judgment, and each child's evolving needs.
• Help other members of the care team understand and reinforce each child's communication goals throughout their day.
• Partner with families to develop meaningful goals, communicate progress, and provide practical strategies they can use outside of therapy.
• Bring your speech and language expertise to weekly interdisciplinary care meetings, helping the team build a coordinated approach around the whole child.

Requirements

• Master's Degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders from an accredited program.
• Current license to practice speech-language pathology.
• Preference for SLPs with 3+ years of experience, while remaining open to newer clinicians who are excited to grow their practice.
• Prior experience with AAC is a plus, but not required — we welcome clinicians who are interested in building their skills alongside our clinical teams.
• Ability to connect, engage, and build strong relationships with young children.
• Strong clinical judgment and a commitment to thoughtful, individualized care.
• Interest in collaborating across disciplines and learning from clinicians with different areas of expertise.
• Clear professional communication, both verbally and in writing.
• A mission-driven approach focused on delivering high-quality, ethical care for children and families.

Benefits

• Real multidisciplinary collaboration through client overlaps, coordinated treatment planning, and weekly interdisciplinary care meetings.
• Ongoing training, continuing education, and opportunities to learn from experienced clinicians and national experts in speech therapy.
• Opportunities to build deeper expertise in AAC, early intervention, autism care, and interdisciplinary treatment.
• Flexible full-time scheduling: choose between 4x10 and 5x8 work schedules, based on available options.
• Career growth opportunities as Soar continues to expand.
• Quality medical plans with a $0 deductible, plus dental and vision coverage.
• Company 401(k) with company contribution after one year of service.
• 11 company holidays plus 15 additional days off.
• Short-term disability coverage for all staff, paid by Soar.
• Student loan reimbursement assistance.
• Culture of recognition with shout-outs, staff appreciation, and impact acknowledgment.

Pay

Base pay: $86,000.00 - $108,500.00 per year. Annual performance bonus potential up to $3,800. Additional compensation beyond the range for achieving clinical certifications.