Part Time Feeding Therapist (SLP)

Expressions Pediatric Therapy provides motor-based speech therapy, feeding therapy, myofunctional therapy, and language therapy with a strong focus on identifying and treating the root cause of speech and feeding disorders. We are looking for a part-time SLP with a passion for pediatric feeding—someone who thinks critically, collaborates well, and genuinely wants to help children and families make meaningful progress. What We Value: We work hard, think deeply, and treat people well. As a team, we prioritize: Excellence and follow-through Integrity and reliability Humility, generosity, and collaboration Respect, fairness, and clear communication A joyful, supportive, down-to-earth work environment Job Responsibilities: You’ll primarily focus on pediatric feeding therapy (oral-motor, sensory, and functional feeding skills), with the option to treat speech/language clients if desired. If the right candidate has swallowing/dysphagia experience or interest, this could also be part of this position. Complete feeding and/or speech evaluations and develop clear, functional treatment plans Review findings and plans with families in a way that builds understanding and confidence Continually assess client needs, problem-solve, and adapt treatment for meaningful outcomes Provide consistent parent education and home strategies Maintain accurate daily notes, data, and billing Collaborate with caregivers, team members, and other providers while protecting patient privacy (HIPAA) Communicate proactively with the owner/supervisor regarding scheduling, concerns, or clinical recommendations Attend staff meetings or team meetings as needed Stay current with research and best practices in feeding and motor-based therapy Complete other related duties as assigned Requirements: Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology Alabama SLP license CCC-SLP strongly preferred (CF may be considered with strong feeding interest/experience) Strong written and verbal communication skills Valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, car insurance, and acceptable driving record CPR/First Aid (or willingness to obtain) Pass a background check Meet HIPAA and clinic policy requirements Dependable attendance and professional work habits Desired Skills: Training in motor-based feeding, functional feeding, or orofacial myofunctional therapy — or willingness to pursue training Strong clinical reasoning and initiative Ability to deliver family-centered, root-cause-oriented care Organized and efficient with documentation A team mindset—supportive, adaptable, and solution-focused Schedule & Compensation: Part-time, flexible schedule Pay-per-session rate with consistent weekly hours available No PTO or health benefits for part-time roles, but CEU funds may be available Job Type: Part-time Pay: $25,000.00 - $40,000.00 per year Expected hours: No less than 15 per week Benefits: Flexible schedule Professional development assistance Work Location: In person