Little Masters Development Center LLC is seeking a dedicated and energetic Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) to join our growing Early Intervention team.
This role involves providing home-based speech and language therapy services to children ages 0–3 throughout New York City. The ideal candidate is passionate about supporting young children and partnering with families in their natural environments.
Responsibilities:
- Provide speech and language therapy services to children enrolled in the Early Intervention Program in their homes and community settings
- Conduct individualized therapy sessions based on each child's needs
- Develop and implement individualized treatment plans and goals
- Collaborate with families, service coordinators, and other members of the child's multidisciplinary team
- Educate and coach caregivers on strategies to support communication and language development during daily routines
- Maintain timely documentation, progress notes, and required Early Intervention paperwork
- Support communication, feeding, social interaction, and overall developmental language skills
Qualifications:
- Current New York State Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) license required
- Experience working with young children preferred
- Early Intervention experience is a plus
- Strong communication, organizational, and time management skills
- Ability to work independently while collaborating with a multidisciplinary team
- Bilingual providers are encouraged to apply
What We Offer:
- Consistent home-based caseloads throughout all five boroughs
- Flexible scheduling
- Administrative, billing, and compliance support
- Collaborative multidisciplinary team
- Opportunities for professional growth within a rapidly expanding Early Intervention program
We are looking for clinicians who are:
- Compassionate, engaging, and dedicated to helping young children thrive
- Organized, dependable, and self-motivated
- Strong communicators and team players
- Passionate about early childhood development
- Comfortable traveling to clients' homes and providing services in a child's everyday environment
An early intervention agency provides support and services to infants and young children who may have developmental delays or disabilities. These agencies aim to identify and address potential challenges early on, helping children reach their developmental milestones and improve their overall quality of life. Services may include therapy, education, and guidance for both the child and their family. The agency collaborates with parents, caregivers, and professionals to create an individualized plan tailored to the child's needs. Early intervention can have a significant positive impact on a child's future growth and development.