Join our Team

Speech 360 Therapy is a clinician-led practice built on integrity, collaboration, and genuine care. We believe the best outcomes start with clinicians who feel supported, valued, and connected in their work.

Who you are

We’re looking for professionals who care deeply about what they do and how they do it. This is work that calls for both skill and intention. It involves building relationships, collaborating with families and school teams, and supporting children in developing communication skills that carry into everyday life.

Your Role

Depending on the role, clinicians may provide therapy, support assessments, contribute to IEP-related work, and partner closely with families and educators. The focus is always the same: helping children build functional communication skills in ways that are thoughtful, individualized, and practical.

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Benefits we offer:

  • Flexible service models across home, school, and telehealth settings

  • Supportive supervision and mentorship

  • W-2 opportunities for eligible roles

  • Paid time that may include both direct and indirect work, depending on role

  • Health care options for eligible positions

  • 401(k) with employer matching

  • Paid holidays and PTO for eligible positions

  • Continuing education support

  • License reimbursement

  • Opportunities for advancement and professional growth

Open Roles

  • About This Role

    At Speech 360 Therapy Inc., we believe great therapy starts with supported clinicians. We are a clinician-led, values-driven practice committed to high-quality, individualized services and we're looking for an AAC Specialist who shares that commitment.

    We are seeking a full-time Speech-Language Pathologist with dedicated expertise in Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) to join our growing team. This role is ideal for a clinician who is passionate about giving every client a voice and who wants to do that work within a practice that genuinely invests in its people.

    AAC Focus & Responsibilities

    AAC-Specific Duties

    • Conduct comprehensive AAC evaluations and make evidence-based device/system recommendations

    • Design, trial and implement individualized AAC intervention plans across a range of systems (high-tech, low-tech, and no-tech)

    • Train students, families, teachers, and support staff on AAC device use and communication strategies

    • Collaborate with school teams, vendors, and funding agencies to support device acquisition and implementation

    • Stay current on AAC research, tools, and methodologies (e.g., LAMP, core vocabulary approaches, feature matching)

    • Serve as an internal resource and thought partner for team members supporting AAC users

    • Advocate for robust, language-rich AAC systems and presumed competence for all communicators

    General SLP Responsibilities

    • Provide speech-language therapy services to school-age students

    • Conduct assessments and write clear, compliant reports with AAC-informed goals

    • Develop and implement individualized treatment plans

    • Collaborate with school staff, families, and multidisciplinary teams

    • Participate in onsite meetings and school-based collaboration

    • Maintain accurate, timely documentation and service logs

    • Track student progress and adjust goals and supports as needed

    Qualifications

    Required

    • Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology

    • Current California SLP license, or eligibility for licensure

    • Demonstrated experience or specialized training in AAC assessment and intervention

    • Familiarity with a range of AAC systems and feature-matching frameworks

    • Strong communication, collaboration, and advocacy skills

    Preferred

    • CCC-SLP credential 

    • Experience with high-tech AAC devices (e.g., Tobii Dynavox, PRC-Saltillo, Snap Core First, TouchChat)

    • Training in LAMP (Language Acquisition through Motor Planning) or similar methodology

    • School-based or pediatric experience

    • Experience collaborating with special education teams and participating in meetings

    Schedule & Structure

    • Full-time, W-2 employment

    • Hybrid schedule: onsite for therapy sessions; remote for indirect/planning time

    • Supportive, flexible leadership that understands the demands of clinical work

    Compensation & Benefits

    • Competitive hourly pay based on experience and AAC specialization

    • All time compensated — direct and indirect

    • Health care option through Speech 360 Therapy Inc.

    • 401(k) with employer matching

    • Paid holidays and PTO

    • Continuing education support, including AAC-specific training and conferences

    • License reimbursement

    • Laptop, AAC materials, and relevant subscriptions provided

    • Opportunities for advancement and leadership within the practice

    Our Culture

    Speech 360 Therapy is a boutique, clinician-led practice built on integrity, collaboration, and authentic care. We believe every client deserves to be heard and every clinician deserves to feel seen. Our AAC Specialist will be a valued voice in shaping how we serve our most complex communicators and in building a culture of presumed competence across our team.

    We invest in our people through mentorship, professional development, and a leadership team that is accessible and genuinely invested in your success.

    How to Apply

    Apply through Indeed or send your resume and a brief note about your AAC experience to office@myspeech360.com. We'd love to hear about the clients and communication systems that have shaped your clinical approach.

Our culture is rooted in the belief that clinicians do their best work when they feel supported, encouraged, and part of a team that genuinely values both clinical excellence and clinician well-being. Applicants may apply through Indeed or email their resume and interest to office@myspeech360.com.