Early Learning Speech Language Pathologist Assistant Posting Abc-0052

**EARLY LEARNING Speech Language Pathologist Assistant**

Join Our Mission to Make a Difference at ABC Head Start Society

At ABC Head Start Society, we’re on a mission to raise families out of poverty and help children harness their superpowers, conquer hardships, and live their best lives. We envision a world where every child has equal access to a full and successful life, and we’re looking for passionate, caring, and driven individuals to join us on this journey.

The Speech Language Pathologist Assistant role is part of an interdisciplinary team responsible for supporting the provision of service for children requiring development in the areas including but not limited to: Speech and language delays/disorders, communication and fluency disorders, voice and resonance disorders, swallowing and feeding disorders, cognitive-communication disorders and pre-literacy and literacy skills. Working collaboratively, this position will create a nurturing, inclusive learning environment that meets each child’s unique needs, promoting resilience, growth, and success.
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About Us

At our agency, we are driven by our core values of belonging, empowerment, collaboration, and growth. We believe in creating a supportive environment where everyone feels valued and included, empowering individuals to reach their full potential. Collaboration is at the heart of everything we do, as we work together to make a meaningful impact in the communities we serve. We are committed to fostering growth, not only for those we support but also for our team, by embracing continuous learning and innovation. If these values resonate with you, we’d love to have you join our mission-driven team.
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Why You’ll Love Working Here

We’re not just another workplace—we’re a supportive, mission-driven community that cares deeply about our staff and the families we serve. Here’s what you can look forward to:

- Work-Life Balance: Nonprofit work means fewer late nights and more time to focus on what really matters—your well-being and the kids in your care.
- Culture of Growth: Whether it’s professional development workshops, mentorship, or opportunities for career advancement, we’re here to help you grow as a professional and as a person.
- Supportive Environment: We’re all about lifting each other up. You’ll work with a team that values collaboration, compassion, and care.
- Making a Difference: The impact you’ll have on the lives of vulnerable children and their families will be more rewarding than you can imagine.
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What You’ll Do

- Collaborate with the Speech Language Pathologist, classroom team, families/caregivers and other interdisciplinary team members to determine speech-language needs of identified children
- In collaboration, recommend goals for the IPP, suggesting specific accommodations and interventions required for success
- Aid in the development of differentiated instruction strategies, including activities and strategies to support speech-language development
- Discuss, in consultation with interdisciplinary team and family/caregivers, student skills development, progress, observations and updates
- Keep up to date on best practice and current professional practice
- Regularly meet with and receive feedback from Speech Language Pathologist regarding assigned duties and scope of practice
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About You

You thrive in a collaborative, dynamic environment where no two days are the same, bringing integrity, empathy, and a passion for making a difference. With strong communication skills, you build trust and foster teamwork while delivering results and maintaining service excellence. Your ability to plan, organize, and adapt ensures efficiency in achieving goals. Bonus points if you have experience supporting children facing unique challenges or from diverse cultural backgrounds, as this enhances your ability to connect and contribute effectively.

Must-Haves:

- Speech Language Pathologist Assistant/Rehabilitation Diploma or related training
- Minimum 1 year experience working with toddlers, and preschool aged children, including working with children with special needs
- Knowledge and working experience of preschool language delays and disorders and intervention strategies
- Knowledge of child development and skills in operationalizing treatment interventions including behavior management techniques
- Sound clinical judgement, problem solving and decision-making skills in combination with sound analytical abilities are essential
- Experience with Microsoft o365

Nice-to-Haves:

- Experience in inclusive, multicultural environments. A love of play-based learning (bonus if you’re great at hide-and-seek).
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Working with Us

This position is temporary part-time 22 hours per week with an immediate start date and ending on June 30, 2026. Position will support classroom at Lorelei-Beaumaris.

Compensation starts at $25.35/hour, with incr