Speech Language Pathologist

**Speech-Language Pathologist - Pediatric & Developmental Focus**

**Location**: Oshawa & GTA | **Schedule**: Part-Time or Full-Time
**Clinic Model**: Teaching Clinic | Multidisciplinary | Community-Centered

At **Mount Etna Child & Family Services**, we are more than a therapy clinic—we are a mission-driven, neurodiversity-affirming teaching centre rooted in relationship-based, naturalistic, and evidence-based care. We support autistic children and neurodivergent youth across home, school, and community environments, blending developmental and behavioural science with compassion, creativity, and cultural responsiveness.

As a **Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP)** at Mount Etna, you will join a collaborative team of RBAs, supervised behaviour clinicians, CDAs, and occupational therapy partners. You’ll have the opportunity to shape meaningful outcomes for children with diverse communication profiles, with access to programs such as Jolly Phonics, Hanen, AAC integration (e.g., LAMP/TouchChat), and Naturalistic Developmental Behavioural Interventions (e.g., ESDM).

This role is ideal for an SLP who is excited by play-based and collaborative work with children and families—and who values interdisciplinary partnership and flexibility. Whether in our sensory-friendly clinics, local parks, schools, or homes, your expertise will help children find their voice and build real-world communication skills.

**Your Responsibilities**:

- Conduct comprehensive speech, language, social communication, and feeding assessments using developmentally appropriate tools.
- Co-create meaningful, play-based, and functional treatment plans for preschool and school-age clients.
- Collaborate closely with caregivers, behaviour clinicians, CDAs, and teachers to support generalization and progress across environments.
- Provide caregiver coaching, in-the-moment modeling, and strength-based strategies that empower families.
- Supervise or co-treat with Communication Disorders Assistants (CDAs) in alignment with CASLPO standards.
- Document session data, progress, and recommendations within JaneApp in compliance with professional regulations.
- Participate in ongoing training and consultation in AAC, social communication, multilingual language development, and trauma-informed care.

**What You Bring**:

- Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology from an accredited university
- Current CASLPO registration and eligibility to supervise CDAs
- Pediatric experience (clinic, school, early intervention, or private practice) preferred
- Comfort working in home or community environments with caregiver presence
- An openness to collaborating with behaviour analysts and contributing to a neurodiversity-affirming model
- Familiarity with or interest in AAC, gestalt language processing, and early social communication
- Strong interpersonal, organizational, and culturally responsive communication skills

**Why Join Mount Etna?**
- Competitive compensation with flexibility for part-time or full-time caseloads
- A supportive and inclusive teaching clinic environment
- Opportunities to mentor and collaborate with CDAs and interdisciplinary colleagues
- Access to shared assessments, curriculum materials, AAC tools, and ESDM training
- A team of purpose-driven professionals dedicated to equity, inclusion, and community-based care

**Job Types**: Part-time, Fixed term contract, Casual

Pay: $90.00-$115.00 per hour

Expected hours: 10 - 20 per week

**Benefits**:

- Casual dress
- Commuter benefits
- Flexible schedule
- Mileage reimbursement

Schedule:

- Monday to Friday
- Weekends as needed

Work Location: In person

Expected start date: 2025-09-15