Part Time Speech Language Pathology Assistant SLPA

Overview

Join a practice where both children and therapists thrive. We promise every family the same effective, holistic, and caring therapy we'd choose for our own children - and we've built a culture where therapists can deliver that level of care while advancing meaningful careers. This commitment has helped us grow from 700 square feet to two thriving locations with a team of 70+ professionals providing 500+ weekly sessions across our Claremont and Rancho Cucamonga clinics.

Hours: Part time 3 PM - 6 PM

Base Hourly Rate: $29 - 37 (based on pediatric experience)

Paid at same rate for cancellations/no-shows

• Leadership development and clinical ladder advancement opportunities
• Ongoing specialization training and workshops

• No weekend requirements
• Manageable caseload
• Supportive team environment with collaborative coverage

As a Speech Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA), you'll play a crucial role in helping children reach their full potential through therapeutic interventions. Your responsibilities include:

• Collaborate with licensed speech-language pathologists to implement individualized treatment plans for pediatric clients
• Assist in conducting therapy sessions using appropriate techniques and strategies
• Help children develop speech and language skills through engaging, play-based activities
• Support assessments and screenings, documenting client progress and observations
• Maintain accurate records of therapy sessions and progress reports
• Communicate effectively with parents and caregivers about therapy progress and home strategies
• Work with our interdisciplinary team (OTs, SLPs, COTAs) to ensure comprehensive care
• Participate in team meetings and continuing education opportunities

Whole Child Therapy emerged from a vision shared by husband-and-wife occupational therapists Dennis and Ina Necesito, who recognized an opportunity to create something unique – a practice that truly sees and treats each child as a whole person, not just a collection of symptoms.

Our Growth Story:
Starting with just 700 square feet in Claremont in 2018, we've grown into a thriving practice with two locations, serving families through both outpatient clinics and school partnerships. Our commitment to holistic treatment and family-centered care has resonated throughout the community, leading to steady growth through five-star reviews and word-of-mouth referrals.

• Whole-Child Approach: Our neurodiversity-affirming philosophy builds on each child's unique strengths and addresses their needs within their complete life context, not just isolated therapy goals
• Therapist-Owned & Operated: Led by clinicians who understand the profession and prioritize both exceptional client care and creating an environment where our team flourishes
• Collaborative Environment: Our multidisciplinary team works together, fostering a culture of support and shared expertise
• Dual Setting Options: Flexibility to work in our outpatient clinics or school-based settings
• Proven Track Record: 500+ weekly clinic sessions plus extensive school partnerships demonstrate our community impact and stability
• Our Services: We specialize in pediatric occupational therapy, speech therapy, feeding therapy, assistive technology, AAC services, and social skills programs, partnering with school districts, charter schools, and non-public schools throughout the region.

We're seeking passionate SLPAs who share our commitment to seeing each child as a whole person and believe that meaningful therapy requires effectiveness, genuine care, and holistic understanding. If you're looking for a place where you can grow professionally, make a lasting difference in children's lives, and be part of a supportive team that values both clinical excellence and work-life balance, we'd love to hear from you.

Ready to thrive with us? Apply today and become part of a practice where your professional growth matters as much as the children we serve together.

• Licensed as a Speech Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) in California
• A passion for working with children and a genuine desire to make a positive impact in their lives.
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills to effectively collaborate with colleagues, parents, and caregivers.
• Strong organizational and time management abilities to handle multiple cases and maintain accurate documentation.
• Flexibility and adaptability to meet the diverse needs of pediatric patients.
• Ability to work independently while also being a team player.
• Previous experience in pediatric speech therapy or relevant fieldwork experience is preferred. New graduates are welcome to apply.