Are you a passionate Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) looking to make a difference in the lives of children? Ally Pediatric is looking for a dedicated SLP with the commitment to provide neurodiverse affirming care in a multi-disciplinary setting and mentor SLP graduate students. Ally Pediatric Speech Pathologists help children find their voice through autonomous communication, self-advocacy, and skills to build a self-determined quality of life. Our Responsive Feeding approach creates positive relationships with food and fosters long term success. We utilize an integrated approach by combining the expertise of Speech Language Pathologists (SLP) with the expertise of Board Certified Behavior Analysists (BCBAs) in a neurodiverse affirming practice. This cross-disciplinary approach allows us to achieve the best outcomes for our young clients and their families. This is not just a job to us, it's a calling. We are driven by a relentless pursuit of making a meaningful impact on the lives of those we serve. Each day, we go home knowing that we have made a difference, and we continuously strive to build upon that success. Responsibilities: + Conduct evaluations and assessments to diagnose speech and language disorders in children + Develop individualized care plans to address communication and feeding goals + Implement evidence-based therapy techniques to improve speech, language, feeding skills + Collaborate with a team of professionals, including behavior analysts, to create comprehensive and individualized care plans + Provide one-on-one therapy sessions + Monitor progress and adjust care plans as needed + Document therapy sessions and maintain accurate records + Mentor and host 1 graduate student intern per semester Requirements + Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology + Valid state license to practice as a Speech Language Pathologist + Certificate of Clinical Competence from The American Speech Language and Hearing Association (minimum 1 year with CCCs) + Experience or interest in working with autistic children and other communication needs + Passionate about early intervention and serving children 16 months-12 years + Knowledge and pursuit of evidence-based therapy + Interest in evidenced-based feeding diagnosis and therapy techniques + Strong communication and interpersonal skills including strong written communication + Ability to work effectively in a team environment and a collaborative model Benefits + Compensation: CCC-SLP: $78,000-$87,000 depending on experience + Excellent bonus opportunities + Career development and training opportunities + Medical, dental, vision, STD, LTD & Life + 401k plan with company match + Company paid holidays + Paid time off, paid sick time + Professional development allowance