Pediatric Speech Language Pathologist

Job Description Job Type: Part-time W-2, with QUICK full time potential (waiting caseload)Pay: 55-65/hour, 16 hours a week, CFs 40/hourSchedule: Monday and Thursday, 6 hours/day within clinic hours 8:00am-6:00pmWork setting: In-person, clinic + travelLocation: 3502 Henderson Blvd. Tampa, FL 33609Benefits: Paid at 50% of your clinical hourly rate for any of the following holidays that fall on a scheduled workday (New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day), 500.00/year CEU/Licensure reimbursement, professional liability insurancePediatric Feeding & Tongue Tie Specialty CenterThe Pediatric Feeding & Tongue Tie Specialty Center is seeking a compassionate and patient-centered Speech-Language Pathologist to join our collaborative team. Our practice specializes in infant feeding, pediatric feeding therapy, airway development, and orofacial myofunctional therapy.We work with families who are often searching for answers after feeling dismissed or unheard in traditional medical settings. Because of this, we are looking for a therapist who prioritizes listening, validating parent concerns, and meeting children exactly where they are developmentally.This position is ideal for a clinician who believes therapy should be relationship-driven, individualized, and rooted in trust with families.Position OverviewThe Speech-Language Pathologist will evaluate and treat infants and children with feeding, oral motor, airway, and orofacial myofunctional concerns. The therapist will collaborate closely with families and other providers to support each child's functional feeding, breathing, and oral development.Our clinic operates on a private-pay model, allowing clinicians the freedom to focus on what truly matters: patient outcomes, parent education, and individualized care rather than insurance limitations.What Makes This Role UniqueMany of the families we see arrive after feeling that their concerns were dismissed by other providers. Our therapists play a critical role in creating a safe and validating environment where parents feel heard and supported.We believe that if a parent has a concern, that concern deserves to be explored.We are looking for clinicians who:Value parent intuition and lived experienceCan support children even when they are not yet ready for full myofunctional therapyFocus on functional progress rather than standardized scoresAre comfortable educating and empowering parentsKey ResponsibilitiesPatient CareEvaluate and treat infants and children with feeding, oral motor, airway, and orofacial myofunctional concernsProvide therapy for concerns such as feeding difficulties, tethered oral tissues, oral motor dysfunction, airway development, and breathing patternsAdapt interventions based on the child's developmental readinessProvide appropriate support even when a child is not yet ready for structured therapyFamily Support & EducationValidate parent concerns and experiencesProvide clear education regarding feeding, breathing, oral development, and oral functionSupport parents with strategies they can implement at homeMeet families where they are in their understanding and journeyCollaborationWork closely with pediatric dentists, lactation consultants, bodyworkers, and other providers involved in careParticipate in collaborative case discussions and treatment planningCommunicate effectively with referring providers when neededDocumentationMaintain concise and functional documentation of sessions and treatment plansFocus documentation on functional progress and patient outcomesIdeal CandidateWe are seeking a therapist who is:Compassionate and patient-focusedSkilled at building trust with familiesFlexible in their treatment approachComfortable working outside rigid clinical frameworksPassionate about airway health, feeding therapy, and oral functionAble to communicate complex information in a supportive and approachable wayRequired QualificationsMaster's Degree in Speech-Language PathologyCurrent state licensure as a Speech-Language PathologistCurrent CPR/BLS certification (or willingness to obtain upon hire)Experience or interest in pediatric feeding therapyPreferred Experience(Not required — we value mindset and patient care approach above all.)Pediatric feeding therapyInfant feedingOrofaicial myofunctional therapyAirway-focused therapyTethered oral tissuesExperience collaborating with pediatric dentists or lactation consultantsThe Type of Therapist Who Thrives HereThe clinicians who thrive in our practice are those who:Listen deeply to familiesValue curiosity over assumptionsBelieve that parent concerns are validFocus on functional outcomes rather than checklistsWe are building a team that believes great therapy starts with connection, trust, and empathy.What We OfferA collaborative and supportive clinical environmentThe ability to practice without insurance restrictionsOpportunities to expand knowledge in feeding, airway, tethered oral tissues, and orofacial myofunctional therapyA mission-driven clinic focused on helping families feel heard and supportedIf you are passionate about helping children and families feel understood, supported, and empowered, we would love to connect with you.Company DescriptionPediatric Feeding & Tongue Tie Specialty CenterThe Pediatric Feeding & Tongue Tie Specialty Center is seeking a compassionate and patient-centered Speech-Language Pathologist to join our collaborative team. Our practice specializes in infant feeding, pediatric feeding therapy, airway development, and orofacial myofunctional therapy.We work with families who are often searching for answers after feeling dismissed or unheard in traditional medical settings. Because of this, we are looking for a therapist who prioritizes listening, validating parent concerns, and meeting children exactly where they are developmentally.This position is ideal for a clinician who believes therapy should be relationship-driven, individualized, and rooted in trust with families.Company DescriptionPediatric Feeding & Tongue Tie Specialty Center\nThe Pediatric Feeding & Tongue Tie Specialty Center is seeking a compassionate and patient-centered Speech-Language Pathologist to join our collaborative team. Our practice specializes in infant feeding, pediatric feeding therapy, airway development, and orofacial myofunctional therapy.\nWe work with families who are often searching for answers after feeling dismissed or unheard in traditional medical settings. Because of this, we are looking for a therapist who prioritizes listening, validating parent concerns, and meeting children exactly where they are developmentally.\nThis position is ideal for a clinician who believes therapy should be relationship-driven, individualized, and rooted in trust with families.