Early Intervention Speech Language Pathologist - Part Time - 5 to 19 hours per week

Early Intervention Speech Language Pathologist

Position Summary: As an Early Intervention therapist, you can make a positive impact on children and families! Teammates work directly with children from birth through age three and their families, using a coaching model to empower the parents to be the ones who provide the needed supports and techniques to help their child succeed and achieve their goals. Services are provided in the child's natural setting, such as their home, daycare, or community setting. This is a per visit position (5-19 hours per week) with the opportunity to build to part time or potentially full time depending on need, flexibility, etc.

Job Description:

Early Intervention Speech Language Pathologist

In Home / Client Home

Part Time - 5 to 19 hours per week

We encourage our clinicians to pursue specialties they are passionate about such as Orthopedics, Pelvic Health, Oncology, Vestibular, Hand, Pediatric, Neuro, Vertigo, Sports, Parkinson's Disease, Performing Arts, Pulmonary Disease, Concussion Management, Dry Needling (depending on state), and much more!

Why Choose Ivy?

• Schedule Flexibility: As an early intervention therapist, you control your schedule; see the families on your caseload when it works for you and the families.
• Resources & Mentorship: We champion your growth with resources for continuing education, mentorship, and career advice to set you up for unparalleled success.
• Incentives Available: Enjoy bi-weekly pay, option for 401k match, free CEU subscription, and more!
• Empowering Values: We don't just talk about our values; we live by them! One Ivy, Love what you do, Do the right thing, I belong, GSD (Get stuff done), Grow, and Serve others.
• Limitless CEU Learning: Through subscriptions, both live and on-demand. Free and discounted course seats. Annual CEU reimbursement (dependent on number of hours worked).
• Clinical Team Support: Many opportunities for mentorship and peer to peer learning. Monthly staff meetings.
• Clinical Career Ladder: Reward and recognition of skill development and accomplishment.
• Hosted Courses: Ivy Rehab hosts multiple CEU courses per year. Some of the trainings from the last year include GOMap, DIR Floortime, torticollis, etc.

Commitment to Clinical Excellence

We take pride in the extraordinary accomplishments of our clinicians:

• Exceptional Care: Recognition through the MIPS program two years in a row, scoring 98 out of 100!
• Functional Improvement: 81st percentile ranking per episode across all patient types for the past 12 months.
• Patient-First Mentality: Reasonable caseloads so you can spend more time with your patients focusing on their individualized treatment plan.

How Ivy Invests in You

• Clinical Team Support: Mentorship and peer-to-peer learning opportunities.
• Limitless CEU Learning: Access live and on-demand courses thru Medbridge and with CEU reimbursement.
• Professional Education Planning (PEP): Create a specialization roadmap annually.
• Clinical Career Ladder: Recognition and rewards for skill development.
• Leadership Development: Courses to develop strong leadership skills.
• External Educational Partners: Collaborate with industry-leading institutes.
• Residency Programs: Specialized residency programs for continuous growth.

Position Qualifications:

• Graduate from an accredited Speech Language Pathology/Communication Sciences Program
• Proof of current or pending state licensure as a Speech Language Pathologist in respective state
• All positions: Must have pediatric CPR and FA certification (includes infant/child CPR and in person skills testing)
• Dedication to exceptional patient outcomes and quality of care
• Must have completed fellowship year and earned their Certificate of Clinical Competence
• Willingness to obtain or already in possession of Virginia Early Intervention Certificate

We are an equal opportunity employer, committed to diversity and inclusion in all aspects of the recruiting and employment process. Actual salaries depend on a variety of factors, including experience, specialty, education, and organizational need.