Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) – $55/hr W-2 – Oakley & Vallejo, CA (Bilingual Preferred) at VerbaCare Inc

About the Employer

VerbaCare Inc is an NPA-certified speech pathology and special education staffing organization serving school district clients across Southern California, Northern California, and the Central Valley. Who it staffs Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) Clinical fellow SLPs (CF SLPs) Occupational therapists SDC teachers, both mild/moderate and moderate/severe School psychologists What sets it apart Clinician-founded: the company was started by clinicians, so it understands the work from the inside. Clinical support: an internal speech clinical team helps VerbaCare clinicians whenever they need it. Quality through training: VerbaCare trains its clinicians so the quality of service stays consistent. IEP accountability: it makes sure its clinicians finish all their IEPs before the school year ends.

Job Summary

Job Summary

VerbaCare is a clinician-founded, NPA-certified staffing organization for speech pathology and special education. We partner with school districts across California to provide high-quality services to students with special needs. Our clinicians get real support from day one: ongoing training, guidance from our in-house speech clinical team, and an organization that cares about doing the work well. Position Overview We’re hiring an experienced SLPA to provide school-based speech and language services to students in TK–12 settings in Oakley and Vallejo. You’ll work under the supervision of a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist and carry out treatment plans that help students build their communication skills and take part in their education. Responsibilities Provide individual and group speech-language therapy according to students’ IEP goals and the treatment plan written by the supervising SLP Address articulation, language, fluency, pragmatic, and communication skills Collect data, track student progress, and keep accurate, timely documentation and service logs Help with screenings and assessment tasks as directed by the supervising SLP Communicate regularly with the supervising SLP about student progress and any changes needed to the plan Work with teachers, special education staff, related service providers, and families Contribute to IEP meetings as requested Follow district policies, confidentiality requirements (FERPA), and professional standards Qualifications Valid, current California SLPA license from the Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology and Hearing Aid Dispensers Board (required) Previous experience as an SLPA (required); school-based experience strongly preferred Bilingual (Spanish/English or another language) preferred Strong communication, organization, and documentation skills Ability to clear a background check and meet district onboarding requirements Compensation & Benefits $55/hr, W-2 employment Benefits pac

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