Remote School Speech Language Pathologist Alaska
VocoVision is collaborating with a school district in Alaska to recruit a dedicated Speech-Language Pathologist to join their expanding network. We connect schools with qualified tele-practitioners like you, providing a flexible platform for effective teaching, assessment, and therapy, either on a full-year or short-term basis.
Platform:

• HIPAA/FERPA compliant platform VocoVision
• Zoom interface
• Scheduling and Continuing Education Tools
• Assessment and Therapy tools including games, interactive assignments, and digitized assessment tools for Speech Therapy
• No storage of student data on our platform*

Qualifications:

• Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology or Communication Disorders
• Minimum 2 years of school-based experience
• Active licensure in Alaska or willingness to obtain
• Ability to lead IEPs and conduct evaluations, internal clinical team available for virtual support
• Strong tech skills and interpersonal communication abilities

Job Details:

• 24/25 school year
• Full-time position (37.5 hours per week)
• Focus on K-12 students across multiple schools
• Mild to moderate disabilities
• Direct therapy for receptive, expressive, and articulation skills
• Remote collaboration with team members and parents
• District email access and IEP system utilization

Essential Functions:

• Conduct multi-factored evaluations to identify students with speech and language impairments
• Provide remote speech and language services for therapy and prevention
• Assist in curriculum development and local policies related to speech and language disabilities
• Deliver tele-services for both school and community settings
• Implement speech/language services via a HIPAA/FERPA compliant platform, individually or in small groups
• Plan and execute effective, tailored educational programs
• Foster inclusive learning environments respecting diverse student needs and abilities
• Communicate clearly with stakeholders regarding goals, objectives, and progress
• Attend parent conferences as needed
• Utilize best practices and instructional techniques suitable for diverse student populations
• Maintain professional conduct and adherence to school policies