Speech Language Pathologist

Partner with us to fulfill our mission! Speech Teachers of North Georgia is a Mission Driven company. What is our mission? Our mission is to improve the quality of lives of individuals and families by increasing access to effective communication in our local community and globally.

Speech Teachers of North Georgia is located in Woodstock, GA. We are a therapist owned and operated company. We are looking for a full-time Speech Therapist to work with children 0-3 in their homes and/or daycare centers in the Woodstock, Acworth, and Canton areas. Compensation for this position is $45-$55 hour. The schedule for this position promotes Work-Life Balance

Speech Teachers of North Georgia prides itself on being a place where therapists want to work, grow, and innovate. We provide our team with the opportunity to cultivate and enhance their clinical skills. Clinicians enjoy flexible schedules in addition to variety in population and setting to foster professional growth and job satisfaction. Early career professionals enjoy collaborating with mid-career professionals to further enhance professional knowledge and clinical skills. Clinical Fellowship Candidates are welcomed and encouraged to apply. Mentorship is available.

Our work environment includes:

• Flexible Working Hours
• Professional Support and Development 
• Competitive pay $45-$55 per hour
• Free CEUs
• Company Laptop and iPad 
• Paid Time Off 

The successful candidate will treat pediatric clients who have a variety of speech, language or social-communication differences. Specific responsibilities for this position include assessing, diagnosing and treating children with speech and language delays or differences. 

Responsibilities:

• Provide speech and language therapy to children.
• Create an environment that promotes speech, literacy, communication, and language skills.
• Perform professional duties within the scope of certification.
• Administer speech and language therapy assessment tests.
• Work as part of a team with parents and other caregivers.
• Research new methods for speech and language development.
• Provide educational material for carepartners.