We are seeking part-time speech–language Pathologists (SLPs) who are passionate about working with toddlers and families in Early Intervention. If you enjoy making a meaningful impact with young children, we invite you to join our team.

What sets us apart is our strong commitment to clinician support. You will receive ongoing guidance from our Clinical Director, who remains actively involved in service delivery and stays current with evidence-based practices. Monthly clinical meetings are built into the role to provide case guidance, collaboration, and professional growth.

Your primary responsibility is to focus on your clients’ progress. We handle scheduling, administrative coordination, training, and managing excessive cancellations so you can focus on therapy.

The ideal clinician is playful, animated, and creative, thrives in dynamic home environments, and is comfortable with—or eager to learn—parent coaching and working with diverse family dynamics. Toddlers require high energy, flexibility, and a child-led, play-based approach.

If you love play-based therapy and value strong clinical support, this role may be a great fit.

Clients served in: Wilmington, Carson, San Pedro, Torrance, Long Beach

Yes, cancellations are paid when the client cancels without advance notice.

We offer health benefits and pay towards the health benefits (200/month for full time and 150/month for part time) for full time and part time SLPs that qualify.

SLPs have the flexibility to choose their own schedule and preferred cities for travel. Upon onboarding, each clinician will complete a form indicating their availability and service areas. Schedules may include sessions any day of the week (Monday through Sunday) based on the clinicianʼs preferences and client needs. If an SLP needs to change their availability, they must notify the clinic at least 4 weeks in advance to ensure continuity of care and prevent service gaps for families. 

There are no set clock-in/clock-out times; however, hours worked are tracked based on session documentation (SOAP notes) submitted through the client portal. Payroll is processed based on SOAP notes, which must be submitted on the same day the session occurs.

For same-day cancellations, the clinic must be notified at least 4 hours prior to the scheduled session. In case of a last-minute emergency, clinicians must notify the clinic immediately so families can be informed in a timely manner.

Clinicians may be asked to participate in training sessions or support meetings to promote clinical growth and maintain service quality. These may occasionally take place outside of direct service hours, but SLPs will be informed in advance to allow for coordination with their schedule. 

Additionally, SLPs are expected to attend quarterly clinic meetings, which are used for team collaboration, updates, and ongoing support.

• No paid time off. SLPs are required to request time off at least 2 weeks in advance to allow for coordination of client services. All requests must be submitted in writing and approved by the clinic. For sick days, clinicians must notify the clinic at least 4 hours before the scheduled appointment. In cases of last-minute emergencies, clinicians are expected to notify the clinic as soon as possible so the family can be informed promptly.
• Paid Sick Time: In compliance with California law, W-2 employees accrue 1 hour of paid sick leave for every 30 hours worked, with a minimum of 40 hours (or 5 days) per year provided. Unused hours roll over annually, up to a cap of 80 hours. This benefit is paid in addition to the quoted hourly rate and is not deducted from the employeeʼs paycheck.

• Strong understanding of early childhood development and developmental milestones (birth–3)
• Ability to implement play-based, child-led intervention within natural routines
• Skilled in parent coaching and modeling strategies for caregivers in real time
• Comfortable supporting toddlers with a wide range of communication profiles, including nonspeaking children, emerging talkers, and children with mixed communication needs
• Flexible and adaptable in dynamic home environments
• Strong clinical judgment to individualize goals and strategies based on child and family needs
• Effective communication and collaboration skills when working with families and interdisciplinary teams
• Ability to observe, interpret, and respond to child cues to support engagement and regulation
• Comfortable providing services in in-home settings
• Organized and timely with documentation, data collection, and treatment planning
• Commitment to ongoing professional learning and high-quality Early Intervention services
• Comfortable learning and implementing strategies to support early childhood development
• Experience with—or willingness to learn how to support—toddlers with a wide range of communication needs. 
• Flexible and skilled in individualizing intervention plans to meet the unique needs of parents and families
• Comfortable working with diverse family dynamics and coaching caregivers within daily routines
• Able to provide services in in-home environments and adapt to varying settings
• Committed to ongoing professional development and staying current with trainings related to Early Intervention
• Demonstrates professionalism, adaptability, and a strong commitment to high-quality care, which is a core value of our clinic

ASHA CCCs Required: No
State Licenses Required: California

Clinicians will provide services in the family’s home.For the safety and effectiveness of therapy, the home environment must be clean, safe, and appropriate for therapeutic services. 

Cats and dogs are not permitted within the therapeutic space during sessions and must be secured in another area of the home for the duration of the visit.

Services may be paused or rescheduled if the home environment does not meet safety or cleanliness standards.

Yes. SLPs may not provide services through another agency that serves Regional Center clients in the same geographic area during the term of their employment. Additionally, if an SLP operates their own private practice, they are prohibited from soliciting clients from Multimodal Communication Speech Clinic P.C. for private services, either during or after the termination of their employment.
 

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