7 2026 2027 speech language pathologist jobs found

Job Description Speech and Language Pathologist Reports To: ECSE Coordinator, Director of Special Services and Building Principal Salary Range: $57,392 - $109,152 annually, pursuant to the KAKEA Collective Bargaining Agreement Appendix I Salary Scale (2026-2027) Position Summary Regional School Unit 21 (RSU 21) is seeking a Speech and Language Pathologist to provide screening, evaluation, treatment, consultation, and case management services that enable students to access and benefit from their educational programs. The Speech and Language Pathologist collaborates with families, educators, specialists, and community partners to support students with speech, language, hearing, and communication needs. The ideal candidate is a highly skilled professional with a passion for supporting school-age children, a commitment to evidence-based practices, and strong collaboration, communication, organizational, and diagnostic skills. Qualifications Master's Degree in...

Job Description TITLE: Speech-Language Pathologist, Early Childhood (Ages 35) - Multiple Openings District Wide POSITION OVERVIEW: Portland Public Schools seeks licensed, ASHA-certified Speech-Language Pathologists (SLP) to provide developmentally appropriate speech and language services for children ages 35 across district early childhood settings, including public pre-K and specialized early childhood programs. SLPs will join a collaborative, multidisciplinary early childhood team of teachers, ed-techs, social workers, occupational therapists, and physical therapists. This role emphasizes play-based, inclusive practices that support communication development within natural routines and environments, and strong partnerships with families and educators. ** There are multiple openings available for the 2026-2027 school year. ** ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES: Conduct comprehensive, developmentally appropriate assessments of speech, language, social communication, and...

Job Description MSAD 6 is seeking a dynamic Pre-K Speech / Language Pathologists to join the instructional staff in MSAD #6 for the 2026-2027 school year. The Speech/Language Pathologist works to determine the best course of treatment to assist in developing speech and language skills that facilitate personal, social, and intellectual development for students. As a part of a collaborative team, the Speech/Language Pathologist will be empowered to share expertise, knowledge, and recommendations in order to respond to individual student needs by implementing intervention strategies. Applicants for this position must hold a Master's Degree in Speech / Language Pathology or related field; State of Maine license as a Speech / Language Pathologist and an American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) Certificate of Clinical Competence (Clinical Fellow candidate may be considered); valid Maine Department of Education Criminal History Records Check (CHRC); experience in the...

Job Description Special Education Teacher - Resource Room - Student Support Reports To IEP Coordinator, Building Principal, and Director of Special Services Salary Range Salary Range: $57,392 - $109,152 annually, pursuant to the KAKEA Collective Bargaining Agreement Appendix I Salary Scale (2026-2027) Position Summary The Resource Room Teacher provides specially designed instruction and support to students whose social-emotional, self-regulation, executive functioning, communication, and learning needs impact their ability to fully access the general education environment. The Resource Program focuses on developing the foundational skills students need to successfully participate in school, build relationships, manage emotions, solve problems, and engage in learning. The teacher collaborates with students, families, educators, and related service providers to create individualized programming that promotes independence, resilience, self-awareness, and academic...

Job Description Special Education Teacher - Resource Room - Student Support Reports To IEP Coordinator, Building Principal, and Director of Special Services Salary Range Salary Range: $57,392 - $109,152 annually, pursuant to the KAKEA Collective Bargaining Agreement Appendix I Salary Scale (2026-2027) Position Summary The Resource Room Teacher provides specially designed instruction and support to students whose social-emotional, self-regulation, executive functioning, communication, and learning needs impact their ability to fully access the general education environment. The Resource Program focuses on developing the foundational skills students need to successfully participate in school, build relationships, manage emotions, solve problems, and engage in learning. The teacher collaborates with students, families, educators, and related service providers to create individualized programming that promotes independence, resilience, self-awareness, and academic...

Job Description TITLE: Speech-Language Pathologist - Multiple Openings District Wide POSITION OVERVIEW: Portland Public Schools is seeking licensed Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) to provide speech and language services for K-12 students at schools within the Portland Public School District. The SLP will join a passionate, multidisciplinary team of teachers, ed-techs, social workers, occupational therapists and physical therapists. ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES: Assesses all areas of speech and language development, using a variety of tools and data collection methods Completes required evaluation reports and IEPs for all students on their assigned caseload Cites data for all discussions of student progress, such as in present levels, IEP goals, or evaluation reports Delivers direct instruction to all students on their assigned caseload, grouping students to the extent appropriate; provides consultation as required by student IEPs Provides case management for...

Job Description TITLE: Occupational Therapist, Early Childhood Special Education (Ages 35) POSITION OVERVIEW: Portland Public Schools seeks a licensed Occupational Therapist (OT) to provide occupational therapy services for young children ages 35 within the district's Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) programs. The Occupational Therapist will work as part of a multidisciplinary team to support children's participation, independence, developmental growth, and access to learning within inclusive preschool environments, community-based settings, and natural environments. The OT will collaborate closely with families, educators, related service providers, and community partners to support children with developmental delays and disabilities through evidence-based, relationship-centered practices that promote functional participation in daily routines and early learning experiences. The Occupational Therapist assesses, plans, and implements occupational therapy...