Position: Clinical Fellow Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP)Location: Washington, D.C.AnthroMed EducationAnthroMed Education is an organization dedicated to partnering with Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) to support students in school districts. We advocate for our SLPs, provide supportive Clinical Fellowship Mentors, and offer our Clinical Fellows the most competitive compensation and benefits plans available to recent graduates.What We Offer:Health Insurance: AnthroMed Education covers 100% of the BCBS PPO Health Insurance plan premium.PTO: Our generous PTO comes in addition to paid school holidays.Resources: We offer a vast SLP resource bank and internal professional development.Licensure Support: AnthroMed Education covers 100% reimbursement of your D.C. and ASHA licensure.Materials Stipend: Receive a yearly stipend of $300 to invest in materials that will enrich your therapy sessions.CF Support: AnthroMed is fully committed to your development as an SLP. We will find you a highly qualified CF Mentor, host regular meetings with our team of over 70 SLPs, and offer regular 1:1 support from our Clinical Support Director, who is also an SLP.Job Responsibilities:The selected candidate will support students by providing direct services, supporting RTI, and maintaining all associated documentation. You ll be an essential part of the team working closely with all key stakeholders including students, families, and educators to provide quality speech and language services. As an instrumental member of the therapy services team, you will address the communication skills of students aged 3-22. Your responsibilities will include:Conducting thorough evaluations to assess speech and language disorders that impact academic achievement.Collaborating with key stakeholders to develop comprehensive treatment plans that address each student's specific needs.Delivering direct and indirect speech and language services to identified students.Working in close partnership with classroom teachers and interdisciplinary teams to support students' speech and language development.Continuously monitoring student progress through observations and data collection, allowing for necessary adjustments to treatment plans.Provide varied service delivery models (i.e. push-in, pull-out) to enhance the progress of your students.Actively participate in all school-based RTI initiatives.Maintaining transparent and regular communication with caregivers, offering updates and strategies to foster continued growth at home.Qualifications:Applicants should possess:Experience working with children, ideally in a school-based or pediatric setting.A Master's Degree in Speech-Language Pathology or Communication Disorders.A valid D.C. SLP license in the District of Columbia issued by the D.C. Department of Health, Board of Audiology and Speech Pathology.At AnthroMed Education, we are staunch advocates of diversity and inclusion. We proudly maintain an Equal Opportunity Employer status, ensuring an inclusive workplace where diversity is celebrated. We do not discriminate based on race, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, height, weight, color, religion, national origin, age, marital status, pregnancy, disability, veteran status, or military status.Powered by JazzHR