Texas Speech Language
Pathologist Opportunities

Begin your day by accessing your schedule on the company-provided iPad; you tap "En Route" for your initial visit. The program notifies the first family of your impending arrival and pulls up the most efficient route with directions to your session. Pulling up to a family's home in your company vehicle, the young one eagerly awaits your presence and warmly welcomes you. With a smile, she reaches out for a hug, sneakily trying to glimpse at the activities you've brought for her today. Each day unfolds as a new adventure, today you opt for outdoor therapy beneath the sun and passing clouds.

Engaging in playful activities tailored to the goals set collaboratively with the family, your interventions may appear as play to a casual observer, yet you're orchestrating transformative moments for this child. Witnessing progress in every session is the gratifying aspect that fuels your love for the job.

Throughout the session, you involve the caregiver, illustrating how to continue the provided interventions between sessions. The synergy between you and the caregiver(s) forms an incredible team, working harmoniously to achieve established goals and more. Post-session, you document the outcomes on your iPad in the EMR, bid a warm farewell with a hug, and click "En Route" to your next assignment.

Regardless of the day's events, you have enhanced your clinical expertise while positively shaping the lives of your patients and their loved ones.

Benefits for Speech Language Pathologists (SLPs)

• $4,000* sign-on bonus paid after 30 days of employment
• Unlimited opportunities for professional development and mentorship
• Insurance available first day of month following hire date
• 401(k) retirement plan
• Generous paid time off (PTO) and sick time off (STO)
• Company vehicle program
• Industry-leading training
• Office team support for all non-clinical needs:
  
  • Billing
  • Referrals
  • Scheduling assistance
  • Provider office coordination
  • Obtaining orders
  • Obtaining authorization

Responsibilities for Speech Language Pathologists (SLPs)

• One-to-one therapy in a home environment
• Focus on a variety of conditions and disorders in therapy, including:
  • Articulation disorder
  • Phonological disorder
  • Auditory processing disorder (APD)
  • Fluency disorders
  • Receptive language disorder
  • Expressive language disorder
  • Neurological disorders
  • Fluency disorders
  • Speech delays
  • Oral motor and feeding skills
  • Speech apraxia/dyspraxia
  • Non-verbal and verbal communication skills
  • Augmentative & alternative communication methods
  • Voice disorders
  • Social communication disorder
  • Aural rehabilitation services

Requirements for Speech Language Pathologists (SLPs)

• Must hold a Master’s (minimum) degree in the field of Speech Therapy from an accredited program
• Meets the educational and experience requirements for a Certification of Clinical Competence in speech pathology or audiology by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA)
• Licensed to practice Speech Therapy in the state of Texas (required by start date)