Speech-Language Pathologist - Arlington, VA

Overview

Calling All Pediatric Miracle Workers! Are you a GLIMMER OF HOPE for children facing functional challenges? Are you ready to unleash your SUPERHERO POWERS as a Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist? If you’re looking to combine your passion for therapy with the power of play,
Skills on the Hill has the perfect role for you. We are a pediatric therapy practice with locations in Washington, D.C. and Arlington, VA that specializes in supporting and empowering children and families to climb to their fullest potential.

We are seeking a part time/full time Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist to work in our pediatric therapy clinic locations in Washington, DC and Arlington, VA.

• Healing Headquarters: Join a team that transforms obstacles into opportunities for our youngest heroes.
• Innovation Hub: Explore cutting-edge therapies and technologies in our playground of possibilities.
• Super Sidekicks: Collaborate with a league of extraordinary therapists and an administrative support team that lets you focus on clinical care.
• Heroic Support: Receive the training and resources you need to conquer every challenge.

• Masterful Degree: Degree in Speech Language Pathology from an accredited institution; advanced experience a plus but not required.
• License to Heal: DC and/or Virginia state licensure (or eligibility). Position requires licensure in both jurisdictions.
• Experience: Pediatric therapy experience is a plus, but not required.
• Value Alignment: Collaboration, inclusivity, lifelong learning, accountability, credibility, and adaptability.
• Availability: Minimum 12–20 hours/week preferred for hourly clinicians. Full-time (30–40 hours/week in 5-hour blocks) also available.

• Provide client-based treatment
• Provide ongoing parent/family/teacher education
• Plan individual treatment programs based on client’s needs and adjust as needed
• Administer pediatric standardized assessments

• Extensive standing and walking
• Lifting, positioning, pushing, and/or transferring patients
• Frequent reaching, stooping, bending, kneeling, and crouching

• Experience with language, articulation, fluency, pragmatics, praxis, oral motor, and feeding
• Ability to engage children and reduce behaviors interfering with learning
• Knowledge of evidence-based practices for children
• Ability to work independently with critical thinking and objective decision-making
• Strong judgment, communication, and interpersonal skills
• Ability to exercise discretion and maintain confidentiality
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office and iPad usage

• Global developmental delays
• Genetic disorders
• Learning disabilities
• Autism
• ADHD
• Cerebral Palsy
• Apraxia
• Sensory processing dysfunction
• Down Syndrome
• Feeding challenges
• Articulation disorders
• Receptive/Expressive challenges
• Pragmatic language challenges

• Well-stocked and organized clinic with sensory equipment, games, and therapeutic supplies
• Access to clinical resources (online and in-office)
• Flexible schedule and autonomy
• Administrative scheduling support so you can focus on patients
• Waiting list of children ready for immediate scheduling
• Opportunities for future growth
• Accrued paid time off
• Employer-paid professional liability insurance