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Speech-Language Pathologist (Contract) Part-Time (Flexible) or Full Time Opportunity About KIN Integrated Child Health KIN Integrated Child Health is an one stop child health service place, purpose-built clinic redefining how care is delivered to children and families. We believe that children do not grow in silos—and neither should their care. That’s why KIN brings together speech-language pathology, psychology, and occupational therapy under one cohesive, collaborative model. At KIN, we are not just offering services—we are building a developmental ecosystem where children are understood in the context of their relationships, environments, and growth stages. Our work is grounded in clinical excellence, but equally in warmth, connection, and real-life impact. We are intentionally building a team that: Values whole-child, integrated care over isolated treatment Thrives in collaborative, cross-disciplinary environments Is committed to high-quality, evidence-based practice Wants to be part of something growing, innovative, and meaningful This is a clinic designed for clinicians—beautifully built, thoughtfully operated, and focused on allowing you to do your best clinical work. The Opportunity We are seeking a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) to join our team on a contract basis, starting part-time with flexible hours and a strong pathway toward full-time. This is an opportunity to step into a supported, referral-rich environment while maintaining the flexibility and autonomy of contract work. You’ll be a strong fit if you: Are passionate about working with children and early development Want flexibility without sacrificing caseload growth Value being part of an integrated care team (SLP + Psych + OT) Are looking for a long-term clinical home where you can grow What You’ll Do Y ou will provide both assessment and ongoing therapy, with a balanced caseload tailored to your strengths and interests. Clinical Responsibilities: Conduct comprehensive speech and language assessments Provide individualized, evidence-based therapy for children Develop clear, actionable treatment plans for families Support a range of areas, including: Speech sound disorders Expressive & receptive language Early language development (toddlers & preschool) Apraxia and motor speech Fluency (stuttering) Social communication Collaborative Work: Work closely with psychologists and occupational therapists Participate in case collaboration and integrated care planning Support families with practical, functional strategies Work Structure & Flexibility Part-time and fulltime flexible scheduling In-person and virtual service options Clear opportunity to grow into a full-time caseload quickly What We Offer We’ve designed this role to remove the typical barriers of private practice while maximizing your clinical focus and growth. Competitive contractor compensation Strong, consistent referral pipeline Full administrative and billing support Access to a modern, fully equipped clinic space A truly integrated care model (not just co-located, but collaborative) Professional autonomy with a supportive team environment Optional access to extended health benefits Opportunity to build a stable, full caseload without business overhead Qualifications Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology Registered and in good standing with Alberta College of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists Experience working with children strongly preferred Strong interpersonal, clinical, and communication skills Passion for pediatric care and team-based practice Why KIN KIN is not just another clinic—it’s a place where clinicians can do their best work. You won’t feel isolated in your discipline You’ll be part of a team that thinks together, not separately You’ll have the support to focus on clinical excellence, not logistics You’ll grow alongside a clinic that is intentionally scaling and building something meaningful How to Apply Please send your resume and cover letter to: [email protected] Benefit Options: Dental care Vision care

Ce que vous ferez

The SLP will conduct comprehensive speech and language assessments and provide individualized, evidence-based therapy for children. They will collaborate with psychologists and occupational therapists to implement integrated care plans and support families with functional strategies.

Exigences

Candidates must hold a Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology and be registered in good standing with the Alberta College of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists. Experience working with children and strong interpersonal skills are strongly preferred.

Avantages

• Dental care • Vision care • Extended health benefits

Autres compétences pertinentes

Relevées dans la description du poste. Confirmez les exigences importantes ci-dessus.

• Speech and Language Assessment
• Evidence-based Therapy
• Treatment Planning
• Pediatric Care
• Interdisciplinary Collaboration
• Case Collaboration
• Clinical Communication
• Early Language Development

Domaines d’emploi

• Healthcare
• Social Services
• Education