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Speech-language pathologist jobs in Pennsylvania

40 open speech-language pathologist roles, updated every day. School-based speech-language pathologist roles at districts and charter schools, including SLP assistant positions. Work with students on campuses and in early childhood programs.

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Newest speech-language pathologist openings

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  • School districts37
  • Charter schools3
  • Full-time26
  • Part-time4
  • Per diem1

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How to start

The usual path. Each employer sets its own requirements.

  1. 1

    Earn a master’s degree

    A graduate degree in speech-language pathology, including supervised clinical practice.

  2. 2

    Complete a clinical fellowship

    Most new SLPs work their first year under supervision, on an intern license.

  3. 3

    Get licensed

    Texas licenses SLPs through the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. SLP assistants hold a bachelor’s degree and an assistant license.

  4. 4

    Apply to a district

    Open a role below and apply on the district’s own application. Many districts post a year-round SLP pool.

About speech-language pathologist jobs in Pennsylvania

What license do school SLPs need in Texas?
A speech-language pathology license from the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. New graduates usually start on an intern license during their clinical fellowship.
Does this page include SLP assistant jobs?
Yes. SLP assistants work under a licensed SLP and need a bachelor’s degree and an assistant license; their postings say so in the title.
How do I apply?
Open a role and apply on the district’s own application.

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