Description

Empower children with the gift of communication—Make a positive impact in the lives of students across Gwinnett County Public Schools as part of our supportive, therapist-led community.

We invite passionate SLPs CCC and Clinical Fellows to join us in enriching students’ communication and learning. We’re dedicated to both the children we serve and the talented therapists who make a difference. With strong, ongoing guidance and mentorship, we’ll ensure you have the foundation to excel. Experience genuine collaboration, abundant resources, and the encouragement you need to thrive professionally. Let’s change lives together—we’d love to welcome you to our team.

As a school-based Speech-Language Pathologist, you will:

• Implement effective communication strategies to facilitate language development
• Caseloads include students with needs in literacy, language, articulation/phonology, and developmental delays
• Conduct screenings, diagnostic evaluations, and develop student treatment plans
• Provide direct therapy services individually or in small groups
• Collaborate with and train educational professionals on strategies to support student progress
• Work in general and special education classrooms to improve communication and learning skills
• Maintain clear documentation on all students under your care
• Communicate progress with parents and guardians
• Attend IEP meetings and work with the education team to update student plans

Details about the Position:

• Full-time: Monday–Friday, 40 hours/week (8 hours/day, aligned with school bell hours)
• Part-time opportunities available ( hours are flexible)

What We Offer:

• Independent contractor (1099) or Employee (W2) opportunities
• Competitive Compensation
• License Renewal & Background Screening Fees
• Continuing Education Support
• Therapy tools, materials, and resources
• Monthly professional development, ongoing mentorship
• A supportive culture where your ideas and voice matter

As part of our team, you’ll have the expertise, tools, and materials you need to confidently deliver effective interventions. Our community of Speech Therapists is enthusiastic about working with students to improve outcomes and foster progress in the educational environment.

We look forward to Connecting with you soon—because Everyone deserves a voice!

Requirements

Education: Master's degree or higher
License/Certification: GA Speech-Language Pathology License 
Work Location: In person