Speech Language Pathologist Assistant (SLPA)

As a Speech Language Pathologist Assistant (SLPA) at Angels of Care, you'll implement treatment plans designed by a supervising speech therapist. Your primary focus will be on helping pediatric patients overcome speech, language, and cognitive challenges through tailored interventions, all while fostering an empowering environment for families.

To apply for the SLPA position at Angels of Care, you need to possess a valid state license, current CPR certification, and at least one year of experience is preferred. We value ongoing education and provide support to enhance your skills and career.

At Angels of Care, we prioritize our employees' well-being and growth. SLPA team members enjoy comprehensive orientation, ongoing mentorship, flexible scheduling, and access to professional development resources designed to help you thrive and develop in your career.

Organized with a comprehensive benefits package, Angels of Care offers major medical health insurance, dental and vision coverage, reimbursement for professional licenses, paid time off, and even bonuses for performance, aiming to create a supportive workplace for our SLPA team.

The compensation for the Speech Language Pathologist Assistant (SLPA) position at Angels of Care ranges from $31,000 to $81,000, ensuring that our dedicated staff are rewarded for their hard work and commitment to our clients.

Yes! Angels of Care believes that work-life balance is essential. That's why we offer flexible scheduling options for our SLPA employees, allowing you to maintain a fulfilling personal life while serving the community.

Angels of Care actively engages in the community by hosting local events and supporting charities that benefit families with special needs. As an SLPA, you’ll have opportunities to partake in these initiatives and make a meaningful difference beyond your therapeutic services.

When answering this question, highlight your experience with specific speech therapy techniques and modalities. Discuss how you implement these techniques to aid in patient recovery and describe successful outcomes you’ve seen in your practice.

For this question, share a specific instance where you faced a challenging therapy case. Detail how you assessed the situation, collaborated with your supervising speech therapist, modified treatment plans, and ultimately supported the child and their family.

Emphasize the importance of open dialogue and regular meetings with your supervising therapist. Share your strategies for documenting patient progress and responding to feedback to ensure therapeutic goals are continually met.

Discuss how you conduct caregiver training sessions, provide resources, and encourage family involvement in activities that reinforce therapeutic practices at home. Share examples of how this has enhanced patient outcomes in your experience.

Demonstrate your understanding of HIPAA regulations and the importance of maintaining confidentiality. Describe your approach to documenting patient progress en route to building trust with patients and their families.

Reflect on the collaborative nature of an SLPA's role. Discuss how you work alongside speech therapists, occupational therapists, and other professionals to provide comprehensive care and ensure effective communication within a multidisciplinary team.

Mention specific professional development opportunities, such as workshops, seminars, or online courses, that you participate in to stay updated on the latest findings and best practices in speech therapy.

Share creative techniques that you employ to make therapy enjoyable for children, such as incorporating games, using visual aids, or tailoring sessions to align with their interests — showcasing your ability to make learning fun.

Be prepared to share specific results from a therapy plan you designed and executed. Highlight the initial assessments, the strategies used, and the progress observed in the child’s language and cognitive skills.

Express your passion for providing care in home settings, emphasizing the unique advantages it offers both patients and families. Discuss how you adapt therapy techniques to suit individual home environments and family dynamics.