Speech Language Pathologist

Job description:

Opportunities in Outpatient Clinics
• Home Therapy
• Teletherapy
• PUBLIC SCHOOLS (GA & Nationwide)

About Us:

Atlanta Pediatric Therapy (APT) and Applied Pediatrics (AP) are medium/small businesses specializing in Pediatric Therapy. We are professional, agile, and innovative — and we are passionate about finding professionals who love working with children, want growth opportunities, and bring a positive attitude.

Why Work With Us?

Centrally located clinics in Doraville & Duluth

Positions available throughout Georgia and across the U.S.

Public school assignments (GA & nationwide)

Multidisciplinary environment (SLP, OT, PT)

Flexible schedules: PRN, Part-time, Full-time

Career growth in multiple settings

AVAILABLE POSITIONS:

Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) & Clinical Fellows (CFs)

Positions available:

• Public Schools (In-Person & Teletherapy)
   – Georgia & nationwide
• Outpatient Clinics
• Home Therapy / Early Intervention
• Teletherapy

Occupational Therapists (OTs)

• Clinic, school, and home opportunities
• PRN to 40 hours/week

Physical Therapists (PTs)

• Part-time and PRN
• School and clinic-based opportunities

ABOUT OUR WORK SETTINGS:

APT/AP is unique — we offer three pediatric settings under one organization:

Outpatient Clinic

Early Intervention / Home Therapy

Public School Districts (serving GA for 21+ years and contracting across the U.S.)

We take pride in our highly collaborative, multidisciplinary team of therapists who work seamlessly across settings.

SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST — Responsibilities

• Evaluate and diagnose speech, language, cognitive-communication, and swallowing disorders
• Provide individualized treatment across clinic, school, home, or teletherapy settings
• Develop comprehensive treatment plans
• Educate families
• Collaborate with OTs, PTs, schools, and other professionals
• Reassess progress and modify goals as needed
• Participate in interdisciplinary care

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST — Responsibilities

• Provide therapy to help children build independence and functional daily-living skills
• Support development of fine motor, sensory-motor, and visual-motor skills
• Observe children holistically to identify delays and root causes
• Document progress, goals, and recommendations
• Work with students with varied disabilities in engaging, play-based environments
• Recommend activity modifications, exercise programs, and routines

PHYSICAL THERAPIST — Responsibilities

• Evaluate children's movement challenges using physical exams and family interviews
• Create individualized treatment plans
• Improve mobility, reduce pain, and increase functional strength
• Monitor progress and adjust treatments
• Provide consultation to schools/daycares
• Educate families on safety and home exercises

BENEFITS & SUPPORT:

Paid association memberships & continuing education

Credentialing support

Access to Lead Therapists for mentorship

Supervision provided

Multidisciplinary collaboration

Career advancement pathways

Bonus programs\Licensure reimbursement

Nationwide placement & relocation assistance

Professional development & assessment materials

JOIN OUR TEAM

If you are passionate about working with children and want flexible scheduling, multiple work settings, and meaningful growth opportunities — APT/AP is the perfect fit for you

• Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Contract, PRN, Per diem