Speech Language Pathologist in Spokane

About the company

Lilac Learning Center is an education-focused organization dedicated to empowering children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and developmental disabilities, as well as the families and professionals who support them. Through a combination of therapy and specialized education services, the center focuses on delivering impactful, measurable progress tailored to each student and client. By raising the standard for special education, Lilac Learning Center strives to create meaningful, lasting change in communication, independence, and quality of life across home, school, and community settings

Job description

We're hiring a Speech Language Pathologist to provide diagnostic, therapeutic, and consultative services to students with communication disorders, improving their educational performance and quality of life. This role operates on a school-based calendar (Monday–Friday) in a hybrid work arrangement (on-site & remote) within the PST timezone. Key Responsibilities: - Conduct comprehensive communication evaluations using standardized tools and classroom observations to assess student needs and develop tailored treatment plans. - Develop and monitor IEP goals aligned with student needs, providing individual, group, consultative, and classroom-embedded SLP services to address speech and language challenges. - Partner with teachers, BCBAs, OTs, and families to integrate communication strategies and AAC systems, ensuring skills are generalized across environments and communication partners.

Job benefits

- Competitive hourly wage ranging from $38.46 to $45.67 based on experience and qualifications. - Hybrid work model offering flexibility while maintaining on-site collaboration opportunities. - Professional growth opportunities through training, leadership roles, and participation in interdisciplinary teams.

Job requirements

- Master’s in Speech-Language Pathology or Communication Disorders from an ASHA-accredited program and Washington State SLP license with CCC-SLP certification. - Pediatric or school-based experience preferred, with strong clinical background in communication disorders and language development. - Excellent interpersonal, communication, and coaching skills to collaborate with students, families, and multidisciplinary teams.