Impact: Direct, meaningful support for your clients
At AACT, we don’t just fill schedules, we build supportive environments for both our clinicians and our families. We are currently seeking dedicated SLPAs in the Phoenix metro area. If you’re tired of "wait-and-see" caseloads and want to get to work immediately with a team that values your time and expertise, you’ve found your home.
The AACT Advantage
We understand that as an SLPA, your biggest hurdle is often caseload consistency. We’ve streamlined our intake and scheduling to ensure you stay busy and supported.
● Rapid Caseload Growth: Immediate client availability means you aren’t waiting weeks for a full schedule.
● Stability You Can Bank On: Active support to maintain client attendance and steady weekly income.
● True Flexibility: You set your availability; we match you with families that fit your life.
● Collaborative Supervision: High-quality oversight from licensed SLPs who are invested in your professional growth.
Position Summary
We are seeking a compassionate and motivated Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) with a passion for pediatric feeding and swallowing intervention. Under the supervision of a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist, the SLPA will implement individualized treatment plans for children with feeding challenges, oral motor delays, sensory-based feeding difficulties, and communication disorders. This position offers the opportunity to work closely with families and interdisciplinary team members to support positive mealtime experiences and improve feeding outcomes.
Your Role at AACT
● Implement feeding and speech-language therapy treatment plans developed by the
supervising SLP.
● Provide direct therapy services to children with feeding difficulties, oral motor deficits,
and communication disorders.
● Support the development of age-appropriate feeding skills, including chewing, drinking, utensil use, and food progression.
● Utilize evidence-based and child-centered feeding strategies as directed by the
supervising SLP.
● Collect and document data on feeding and communication goals during therapy
sessions.
● Educate caregivers on therapy activities and home practice strategies as directed by the supervising SLP.
● Monitor client progress and communicate observations to the supervising SLP.
● Maintain accurate and timely documentation in accordance with company, state, and
payer requirements.
● Collaborate with occupational therapists, behavior analysts, and other team members to support client outcomes.
● Participate in team meetings, training, and professional development activities.
What You’ll Bring
● Licensure: Valid Arizona SLPA License (Required).
● Mobility: Reliable transportation for local travel to home-based sessions.
● Reliability: A commitment to a consistent weekly schedule for the sake of our members'
progress.
● Communication: Strong interpersonal skills—you are the face of AACT in the field.
The Ideal Candidate: You are a reliable, self-starting clinician who thrives on seeing "lightbulb moments" in your clients. You want the freedom of a flexible schedule without the stress of fluctuating hours.
Ready to Make a Difference?
Job Types: Full-time, Part-time
Pay: $75,000.00 - $100,000.00 per year
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Work Location: In person
