Fairfield Public Schools: Operates public schools and educational programs in Fairfield, Connecticut.
Connecticut certification (061) as Speech & Language Pathologist; work 1.0 FTE, 187 days (10 months); start date Aug 25, 2026; reports to building administrator.
Wallingford Public Schools: Provides K-12 public education services to Wallingford students.
Districtwide bilingual Speech/Language Pathologist position for K-12; applicants should complete the online application. Specific licensure, degree, and experience requirements are not listed.
West Hartford Public Schools: Providing public K-12 education to the West Hartford community.
Full-time Speech and Language Pathologist with CT Certification (061) and SLP license; experience with evaluations, IEP writing, case management, and school-based service delivery.
Connecticut Children's: Provides specialized pediatric healthcare and medical research services.
Master's in speech-language pathology required; Connecticut speech pathologist license (or eligibility) and ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competency within one year; BLS/CPR within 6 months; pediatric experience preferred.
Amedisys: Provides home-based nursing, hospice, and palliative care services.
1+ YOECurrent state license to practice speech pathology, CCC-SLP, current CPR certification; 1+ year speech pathology experience preferred; graduate coursework and clinical practicum from a CAA-accredited program.
Watertown Public Schools: Providing public K-12 education to the Watertown community.
Connecticut license as a Speech and Language Pathologist and CT Department of Education certification (#061); experience with assistive technology, IEP development, assessments, and consultation; ability to communicate with students and parents.
CenterWellNYSE: HUM: Provides senior primary care, home health, and pharmacy services.
0.5+ YOESix months of experience as a speech-language pathologist; current unrestricted license; current CPR certification; valid driver’s license, auto insurance, and reliable transportation.
Speech and Language Pathologist - One Year Position
Bethel, Connecticut, United States
OnsiteFull Time
Bethel Public Schools: Provides public K-12 education and services in Bethel, Connecticut.
Valid Connecticut Department of Health license and Connecticut State Department of Education certification as a speech-language pathologist; conducts evaluations, develops IEPs, participates in PPT, and provides speech/language/hearing services.
Norwalk Public Schools: Provides public K-12 education in Norwalk, Connecticut.
CT certification as Speech & Language Pathologist; CT Board of Health licensure; experience in writing IEP goals/objectives; PPT process; working with diverse families; Spanish fluency preferred; public school experience; experience with IEP Direct.
Dysphagia Management Systems: Provides mobile swallowing evaluations and dysphagia diagnostic services.
5+ YOEMaster's in Speech-Language Pathology, CCC, 5+ years post-CFY long-term care experience, FEES/dysphagia diagnostics experience preferred, strong communication and clinical skills.
Canton or Simsbury or Vernon or Enfield or Tolland County or Hartford County or Litchfield County or New Haven County or New London County or Middlesex County
$70k-$85k/yrFieldFull Time
Creative Interventions: Provides specialized developmental and behavioral therapy for children and families.
Must hold a Connecticut SLP license, valid driver’s license and auto insurance; experience in early intervention/pediatrics; conducts assessments, recommends assistive technology, and coaches families while adhering to ASHA Code of Ethics.
Apple Rehab: Provides skilled nursing and short-term rehabilitation facility services.
Graduate of accredited SLP program with CCC or in CFY and eligible for licensure; prior long-term care experience preferred; ability to evaluate residents, manage caseloads, document treatment, and supervise techs.
Area Cooperative Educational Services: Provides educational programs and regional services to Connecticut schools.
MS/MA in Speech-Language Pathology, Connecticut educator certificate (061) required; ASHA preferred. Must be able to administer diagnostic assessments, write reports, present at PPTs, and provide direct or consultative services in school settings.