Position: Speech Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA)
Location(s): El Dorado County, Placer County, and Sacramento County
Therapy Practice Setting(s): In Person School-Based, In-Person Clinic-Based
Role Type(s): 1 Full-Time, 1 Part-Time
Let’s Create Ripples of Change Together
Growing Healthy Seasons supports children, families, and the professionals who serve them through thoughtful, sustainable therapy. Our work goes beyond individual sessions. We focus on building systems of care that help people grow through different seasons of life with clarity, compassion, and purpose.
We are a values-driven organization committed to neurodiversity, collaboration, and long-term impact. Our clinicians are supported as professionals and as people, with clear expectations, strong administrative support, and room to grow.
The SLPA works under the supervision of a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) to support the delivery of speech and language services to children with special needs. This role focuses on implementing treatment plans, assisting with therapy activities, and promoting communication and functional outcomes for clients. The SLPA helps ensure therapy sessions run efficiently while maintaining a safe and supportive environment.
What Your Day Looks Like:
- Follow regulatory, ethical, and safety standards in all therapy activities.
- Assist the SLP in implementing individualized treatment plans.
- Provide client therapy sessions, including speech, language, and communication activities under the direct of the SLP.
- Prepare and maintain therapy materials, adaptive equipment, and activity areas.
- Participate in therapy-related documentation and progres monitoring, including session notes and data collection.
- Support SLP in integrating assistive technology or AAC strategies if required.
Qualifications:
- Completion of a state-approved Speech-Language Pathology Assistant program.
- Current SLPA certification/licensure (as required by state regulations).
How Growing Healthy Seasons Supports You
We believe meaningful therapy work should be sustainable.
We are transparent about the realities of pediatric and school-based services and intentional about supporting clinicians within them. Therapists who thrive here value structure, flexibility, and open communication.
You can expect:
- Clear expectations and defined scope of practice
- Strong administrative and leadership support
- A collaborative, values-driven culture
- Opportunities for clinical and professional growth
- Honest conversations about schedules, pay, and caseloads
Schedule and Work Structure
This role offers flexibility across school-based and clinic settings. As with most pediatric roles, schedules may vary due to:
- Student absences
- Family cancellations
- School calendars and breaks
To support clinicians, Growing Healthy Seasons:
- Actively monitors and manages team caseloads
- Assists with scheduling coordination when possible
- Communicates anticipated changes proactively
- Operates as a collaborative team focused on sustainability
- Provides advanced documentation tools
Mentorship and Career Growth
We invest in clinicians who want to build a long-term, sustainable career. You will have access to:
- An individualized mentoring program
- Ongoing clinical and professional support
- Clear pathways for advancement, including:
- Clinical specialization
- Mentorship and supervisory roles
- Program development or leadership opportunities
- Continuing education aligned with your interests
- Opportunities to share feedback and influence program development
Compensation & Benefits
- Market competitive hourly rate per student/per client (see salary range on Indeed)
- Flexible scheduling
- Mileage reimbursement
Full-time team members may also receive:
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance
- Disability and life insurance
- 401(k) with employer matching
- Paid time off (PTO)/Sick pay
Is This Role a Good Fit?
This role may be a great fit if you:
- Prefer flexible or partial-day schedules
- Value autonomy in shaping your caseload
- Are comfortable with the natural variability of pediatric services
- Appreciate strong administrative and clinical mentorship support
- Are interested in long-term growth within a supportive organization
Ready to Apply?
If you are looking for meaningful work, honest expectations, and room to grow, we would love to connect. Reach out to us below and let’s create ripples of change together!
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Our multidisciplinary approach, inspired by the STAR center and developed with Dr. Lucy Jane Miller, emphasizes engagement, relationship building, and parent education. We’re committed to research and continual learning, partnering with UCSF and WPS for innovative practices across therapy disciplines. While we welcome applications continuously, we reach out to candidates as positions become available.
Join Our Team
NOTICE: We are noticing some are having issues submitting forms and it seems to happen on Google Chrome browsers. We recommend you access this page on your Safari or other web browsers while we work on sleuthing the culprit. If you need further help, please contact us at care@growinghealthyseasons.com or call us at (530) 391-8670. Thank you!
Our multidisciplinary approach, inspired by the STAR center and developed with Dr. Lucy Jane Miller, emphasizes engagement, relationship building, and parent education. We’re committed to research and continual learning, partnering with UCSF and WPS for innovative practices across therapy disciplines. While we welcome applications continuously, we reach out to candidates as positions become available.