School Speech Pathologist Assistant | Pasadena, Maryland

A Speech Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) is needed for a contract position serving elementary school students in the Baltimore, MD area. This role requires providing speech-language support to PreK through 5th-grade students across two schools, ensuring students receive tailored assistance to improve their communication skills.Assignment Details:Location: Baltimore area, MDSchools: Magnolia Elementary (3 days/week: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday) and Prospect Mill Elementary (2 days/week: Monday, Wednesday)Schedule: 37.5 hours per weekContract Duration: February 16, 2026 - May 29, 2026, with a potential extension into Extended School Year services in July 2026Student Age Group: PreK to 5th GradeQualifications and Experience:Active Maryland Professional Licensure as a Speech Language Pathology AssistantCompliance with House Bill 486, including district background check, fingerprinting, and employment history reviewAbility to manage caseload across multiple school locationsStrong communication and collaboration skills for working with educators and familiesExperience working with school-aged children preferredResponsibilities:Deliver speech-language pathology services to students according to their Individualized Education Programs (IEPs)Document progress and collaborate with teachers and other school staff to support student developmentMaintain confidentiality and follow district policies and proceduresParticipate in necessary training and credentialing requirementsBenefits:Opportunity to gain valuable school-based clinical experienceWork within a supportive educational environmentContract position with potential extension for summer servicesQualified candidates who meet licensure and credentialing requirements are encouraged to apply. Prescreen interviews will be scheduled to assess suitability. Please be prepared to provide availability for an interview during the morning or afternoon hours. This on-site role offers a chance to make a meaningful impact on children's speech and communication development within the Baltimore school community.