Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) — Full-Time, Pennsburg PA

Ref #: C-SLP-9059648

Join our team in Pennsburg, PA — a full-time Speech-Language Pathology opportunity with an immediate start. Your regular schedule will be 8:00 AM–4:30 PM.

What we’re looking for

• A valid Speech-Language Pathologist license in the state where you’ll practice or documentation showing you’re eligible.
• ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) or eligibility to participate as an ASHA Clinical Fellow.
• Reliable transportation and a valid driver’s license.

What you’ll do

• Provide compassionate, patient-centered speech-language services across a variety of areas, including cognitive-communication, speech intelligibility, oral motor skills, swallowing disorders, memory and orientation, pragmatics, functional communication, and case management.
• Screen, assess, diagnose, and create individualized treatment plans. Implement therapy, track progress, and perform routine re-evaluations to adjust goals and approaches as needed.
• Coordinate care with physicians and the interdisciplinary rehabilitation team to select and adapt therapeutic regimens for each patient.
• Supervise and mentor CFYs, temporary licensees, students, and support staff in line with state and professional standards.
• Train and assist patients in the use of adaptive communication devices and refer for audiology or further hearing services when appropriate.
• Refer patients to other disciplines or community agencies to ensure comprehensive care and coordinate home/community programs with the care team and referring physician.
• Maintain accurate clinical and billing documentation, follow department and treatment schedules, and attend patient care conferences and meetings.
• Ensure a safe environment by identifying and addressing safety hazards, ordering supplies, and maintaining equipment—reporting repairs as needed.
• Select and adapt activities to match patients’ physical, cognitive, and emotional needs, instruct patients in therapeutic techniques, and evaluate their engagement, attitude, and progress.
• Be a collaborative team member and take on other duties as assigned by management.

Why this role matters
You’ll help patients regain communication and swallowing abilities, improve quality of life, and navigate recovery with dignity and respect. If you’re committed to evidence-based practice and enjoy working with an interdisciplinary team, this is a meaningful place to grow your career.