Hybrid Speech Language Pathologist

As a Hybrid Speech Language Pathologist at Huddle Up, your primary responsibilities will include providing face-to-face therapeutic services to K-12 students, participating in IEP meetings, developing progress reports, and utilizing our innovative technology for effective clinical care. You'll also ensure you deliver high-quality and personalized support to children in a school setting while collaborating with educators and clinical mentors.

To qualify for the Hybrid Speech Language Pathologist position at Huddle Up, you must hold an active SLP license, possess your CCCs from ASHA, and have at least six months of experience leading and implementing IEPs in a school setting. Additionally, candidates should be comfortable using various technologies and be a full-time resident of the United States.

Huddle Up offers incredible support for Hybrid Speech Language Pathologists through access to proprietary tools, online assessments, clinical staff, and ongoing professional development opportunities. Moreover, you will receive a laptop for conducting therapy sessions and professional liability insurance to ensure you are fully equipped to perform your role effectively.

Huddle Up creates a flexible work environment for Hybrid Speech Language Pathologists by allowing you to combine in-person sessions with administrative tasks that can be completed from home. This balance ensures that you have the independence to manage your time effectively while still providing essential services to students in need.

The on-target earnings for the Hybrid Speech Language Pathologist at Huddle Up range from $42 to $55 per hour as a W2 employee. Your exact compensation will depend on several factors, including your experience, qualifications, and geographic location.

When answering this question, highlight specific techniques you enjoy using, such as play therapy or evidence-based strategies like articulation exercises. It's best to provide examples of how you've successfully applied these techniques in past roles.

When discussing schedule management, mention tools or methods you use to stay organized. Provide examples of how you prioritize tasks based on urgency and impact, demonstrating your ability to balance patient care with essential documentation.

In your response, share details about your involvement in the IEP process—specifically how you've collaborated with teachers and parents to develop personalized therapy plans. Highlight any positive outcomes that resulted from your input.

Here, you can share experiences related to virtual speech therapy as used during the COVID-19 pandemic. Discuss the technologies you're familiar with and how you've tailored your approach for remote sessions to stay effective.

When answering, mention specific resources, such as journals, online courses, or professional associations you're involved with. Show your commitment to professional growth and how you regularly update your clinical knowledge.

Discuss strategies you employ to manage challenges, such as positive reinforcement or creating individualized plans for behavior management. Provide examples of how you’ve effectively transformed a difficult situation into a productive one.

Share a specific experience that showcases your teamwork skills. Highlight the steps you took to successfully communicate and collaborate with educators, including the outcomes for the student involved.

Here, express your passion for helping children overcome speech challenges. Discuss how witnessing student progress fuels your dedication and commitment to making a difference through your work.

Explain your approach to modifying sessions based on each child's unique challenges. Provide examples of how you recognize these needs and adapt your therapeutic techniques accordingly.

Discuss communication strategies such as regular updates, parent meetings, and using accessible language to explain complex therapy concepts to ensure parents remain informed and involved in their child's progress.