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Now Hiring: Pediatric SLP — Private Practice Role
Private Pay | North Brooklyn & LIC | Ages 1-5 | High-Quality Caseload | Deeply Supportive Practice
Are you looking for an SLP role that actually feels good?
Where you're respected, supported, and paid fairly — and where families truly value your work?
At Little Hearts Speech Therapy, we’re redefining private practice: fewer sessions, deeper care, and a therapist-first model built for long-term alignment. We're now hiring a pediatric SLP (CF’s welcome to apply) to join our growing, highly regarded team — someone who’s grounded, collaborative, and excited to support little ones across home, school, and in-office settings.
Why This Role Is Different
A caseload you'll love. All families are private pay — no IEPs, no insurance, no constant turnover so you’re able to focus on high quality therapy.
A strong start. Begin part-time and build toward a consistent caseload.
All settings, all support. Sessions take place in homes, daycares, preschools, and our office.
Intentional growth. Paid onboarding, regular clinical check-ins, and built-in, paid admin time mean you're supported and never left figuring it out alone.
Enriching toddler groups. You’ll also help facilitate play-based toddler groups (with support) — a great way to expand your impact.
Flexible Scheduling
Minimal paperwork so you can focus on the therapy.
All therapy materials and toys are provided.
Pay
This is a session-based (non-salaried) role with a clear, structured pay model — built to support financial consistency and aligned growth.
You’ll be paid:
Earn $140–$180/hour equivalent ($70–$90 per 30-minute session) Note: Pay is per session, not hourly. Sessions are scheduled in 30-45 minute blocks.
We strategically group sessions by location and time (“chunking”) to help you maximize income while minimizing travel so your time is used efficiently.
Sessions are “chunked” together by time and location to maximize your time, income, and to support you as a clinician.
$25/hour for built-in admin time
$40/hour for onboarding and training
Monthly health stipend for full-time employees
Annual bonus eligibility
Paid Time Off (PTO) is accrued over time and becomes available after 6 months of employment for full time employees. The annual PTO value is equivalent to 2 weeks of paid sessions.
Flexibility for additional time off (non-PTO days) for personal days, sick days, and vacation days..
Built for Long-Term Alignment
We’re growing intentionally — and we care deeply about the people we bring on. While this role is session-based, we stay in regular communication about:
Session rates and compensation reviews
Growth opportunities within the practice
Potential for leadership and supervisor roles based on interest and practice needs
While no promotions or rate increases are guaranteed, we value transparency and aligned growth — and we’re proud of how we care for our team.
Our Ideal Candidate Is...
Deeply invested in early childhood development (ages 1–5)
Grounded in — or eager to learn — play-based, child-led therapy
Open to receive mentorship and guidance
Organized, compassionate, and collaborative
Comfortable traveling in North Brooklyn and Long Island City
Looking to grow within a private practice
Responsibilities
Perform speech, language, oral-motor, early reading, and feeding therapy for the pediatric population in the client’s home, daycare, school, and office space in New York City
Perform comprehensive assessments and develop individualized treatment plans for pediatric clients.
Implement evidence-based practices to address speech, language, early reading, oral-motor, and feeding development needs.
Write detailed evaluation reports with clinical findings, standardized testing results, observations, therapeutic goals, recommendations, and related referrals.
Write clinical summaries that outline client progress.
Write parent-friendly session summaries.
Maintain daily clinical notes and records of treatment and evaluation sessions.
Collaborate closely with families, offering guidance and support to promote their child's progress and success.
Engage in ongoing professional development and participate in training and mentorship to stay current with best clinical practices.
Lead and facilitate play groups and parent workshops.
Practice the core values of the practice: above and beyond, experts in 1-5, proven outcomes.
Perform other relevant clinical and administrative tasks as needed to support the practice.
Qualifications
Licensed Speech-Language Pathologist in New York State. (CF’s welcome to apply)
Master’s Degree in Speech-Language Pathology, or graduate-level equivalent (CSD).
Current Professional Liability Insurance.
Clinical work experience with pediatric population, ages 1-5.
Commitment to continuous learning and professional growth.
Compassionate and understanding therapeutic approach.
Understanding and knowledge of the latest evidence-based practices.
Willingness to learn and develop new therapeutic techniques and receive mentorship.
Detail-oriented, motivated, and highly organized.
Strong writing skills.
High emotional intelligence with the ability to connect, listen, and support children and their families.
Preferred but not Required
Certificate of Clinical Competency (CCC) from the American Speech and Hearing Association (ASHA). Clinical Fellows (CF) welcome to apply.
Professional Teacher of Students with Speech and Language Disabilities (TSSLD) certification from New York State.
Prompt-trained
DIR Floortime trained
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