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Speech Pathologist - Clinical Fellow

Small Talk Therapeutics is a values-driven, therapist-owned practice committed to neurodiversity-affirming, child-led, and strength-based care. In this role, you’ll work primarily with children ages 3–5, supporting communication through connection and play. We prioritize clinician well-being just as much as client care. You’ll be part of a team that values accessibility, kindness, and open-mindedness. This role is structured around a 181-day service calendar, meaning you’ll enjoy the equivalent of ~3 months off per year, built into the schedule across holidays, school breaks, and lighter service periods, while still maintaining a year-round, full-time position. 

 

Skills & Traits:

  • Strong interpersonal skills and relationship-building skills
  • organized and able to manage a flexible caseload independently
  • Open-minded, empathetic, eager to continue learning
  • Passion for early intervention and family-centered care
  • Interest or experience in AAC, gestalt language processing, neurodiversity affirming practices (preferred, not required)

 

Minimum Requirements:

  • Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology
  • Eligible for Clinical Fellowship (CF) or holds CCC-SLP
  • Pennsylvania state licensure (or eligibility for provisional licenses)
  • Reliable transportation for community-based services
  • Ability to complete clear, timely documentation

 

Compensation & Growth:

  • Salaried and W2 (for clinical fellows)
  • $70,000 + bonus/stipend
  • $500 stipend to order materials (iPad, therapy supplies, AAC apps)
  • Once you complete 80% of your fellowship, you will receive $10/session on top of your salary (~9months, addition $3500-4000)
  • Access to dental, vision, and short-term disability (employee-paid, pre-tax)
  • Community-based model 
  • Raise and option to stay full-time upon completion of clinical fellowship

 

Support & Mentorship:

  • Structured CF mentorship with experience providers
  • Access to Small Talk mentors for multi-disciplinary collaboration (OT, social work, behavior, feeding)
  • Continuing trainings and collaborative team culture
  • Access to clinic space and shared materials/toys


 

Why Small Talk:

  • Flexible scheduling
  • Opportunities to growth in your clinical career
  • Strong team culture rooted in support, open-mindedness, accessibility, acceptance, and kindness
  • Community co-working space
  • Resource lending library (i.e., toys, testing, technology, etc)