Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist
Job description
About the role
Pediatric Speech Language Pathologist Opportunity at MedCare Pediatric
MedCare Pediatric is a trusted provider of home based pediatric therapy. We deliver compassionate, patient centered services in the home setting. This environment allows children and families to receive support where comfort and familiarity are strongest. Our commitment is to help every child reach their full potential through clinical excellence, integrity, and collaboration.
We are currently seeking a Home Health Pediatric Speech Language Pathologist to join our team. In this role, you will provide individualized one on one care in the patient's home. You will evaluate and treat needs related to speech, language, feeding, and swallowing. You will build strong relationships with both children and their families. Our flexible scheduling and supportive team culture enable you to deliver high quality care while sustaining a healthy work life balance.
As a member of our collaborative team, you will benefit from mentorship, ongoing professional development, and a focus on clinical excellence. We supply the resources and support you need to create a meaningful impact on the lives of the children and families we serve. A sign on bonus is available for full time caseloads.
Position Overview
You will own the complete patient journey from initial contact through final documentation. Your daily work will center on communication, feeding, and safety. You will guide progress through consistent evaluation, tailored planning, and careful coordination with guardians. Families will gain practical strategies to use between visits.
Key Responsibilities
You will design intake routines that collect background information, establish goals, and align family expectations during the first visit. You will craft therapy plans that target speech, language, feeding, and swallowing using available home materials. You will coach caregivers on techniques so children can practice skills between sessions with daily consistency.
You will document each session in detail, tracking changes, responses, and adjustments for clinical oversight. You will coordinate with medical teams and families to modify plans when progress or context shifts. You will monitor safety during meals and breathing patterns, adapting strategies for the home environment. You will share updates with referring providers and document outcomes to meet payer and regulatory standards. You will maintain equipment and records so follow up visits start smoothly with clear, accessible notes.
Qualifications and Experience
You must hold a current license to practice speech-language pathology in the state of Texas. You must have accumulated at least three years of pediatric home health experience prior to starting. You must hold current certification in pediatric practice and maintain credentials through required renewal cycles. You must successfully pass background checks and complete any training required for home based work.
Practical Information
This role involves direct patient contact in a home health, full time capacity. The compensation rate is $40.00 per hour. The position location is Crosby, Texas 77532.
You are encouraged to We maintain a commitment to accurate records, safe practice, and family focused therapy. Your work will directly support improved communication, feeding safety, and quality of life for pediatric patients in their home community.
What you'll do
- Conduct thorough evaluations of speech, language, feeding, and swallowing in the home environment.
- Develop individualized care plans that align with family goals and the child's natural routines.
- Deliver one on one intervention using home materials to build functional communication and safe feeding skills.
- Coach parents and caregivers on strategies that promote practice and carryover throughout the day.
- Document detailed session notes to track progress, adjustments, and clinical rationale for oversight.
- Adjust therapy activities based on the child's response, comfort, and the home setting.
- Collaborate with medical teams and educators to ensure consistent, coordinated care across providers.
- Monitor safety during meals and observe breathing patterns to reduce risk in everyday contexts.
- Communicate updates to referring providers and document outcomes for payer and regulatory compliance.
- Maintain therapy equipment and records so that subsequent visits begin smoothly and efficiently.
Requirements
You must meet the following eligibility criteria and hard bars as stated in the source. You must hold a current license to practice speech-language pathology in the state of Texas. You must have at least three years of pediatric home health experience before starting this position. You must possess current certification in pediatric practice and keep credentials renewed as required. You must successfully pass background checks. You must complete any additional training required for home based work. These requirements are non negotiable and form the baseline for consideration.
Nice to have
The source does not specify any preferred or additional qualifications beyond the stated requirements.
Practical notes
The position is full time and involves direct patient contact within a home health setting. Compensation is set at $40.00 per hour. The work location is Crosby, Texas 77532. This role requires reliable transportation and the ability to work independently in varied home environments. You are encouraged to maintain accurate records, practice safely, and prioritize family centered therapy. Your contributions will support improved communication, feeding safety, and quality of life for pediatric patients in their home community.