Speech Language Pathologist: Northeast Georgia Region at Elevation Autism Center

Gainesville, Georgia, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

15 May, 26

Salary

85000.0

Posted On

14 Feb, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Speech Therapy, Feeding Therapy, Early Intervention, ABA Integration, Clinical Excellence, Evidence-Based Care, AAC Device Implementation, Gestalt Language Processing, Collaboration, BCBA Collaboration

Industry

Mental Health Care

Description

At Elevation Autism, our SLP roles are built with collaboration, clinical excellence, and work-life balance in mind. You will provide early intervention speech and feeding therapy to children ages 1–6 in a center-based, multidisciplinary environment. Our integrated ABA + Speech model allows SLPs and BCBAs to work together to deliver comprehensive, evidence-based care that drives meaningful outcomes for young learners. All of our centers maintain 4.6+ star ratings, a reflection of supported clinicians, an intentional culture, and thoughtful leadership. (If you don't believe us, check out our Google reviews!) Who We Are At Elevation Autism Center, we are more than a locally owned ABA and Speech therapy provider — we are a values-driven community committed to empowering children and families through compassionate, evidence-based care. We serve children ages 1–6 through a multidisciplinary early intervention model that integrates ABA, Speech, and Feeding therapy services in a fun and engaging environment. Our mission is to help others reach their fullest potential while delivering exceptional early intervention services to families in our community. Work-Life Balance & Schedule Full-time position with 4-day or 5-day work week options Monday–Friday, 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM Minimum expectation: 30 treatment hours per week (120 hours per month) Reduced minimum expectation for your first month to provide a low-stress onboarding experience 22 paid days off (12 PTO + 10 paid holidays) 6 weeks paid parental leave (birth/adoption) Benefits Medical insurance (eligible at date of hire) Dental, Vision, Short Term, and various voluntary insurance add-ons 401(k) with employer match Employee Assistance Program that offers free mental health and legal resources Mileage reimbursement (during initial regional coverage period) Clinical Growth & Development Integrated ABA + Speech treatment model Ongoing collaboration with Clinical Directors and Behavior Analysts Professional development opportunities in feeding therapy, AAC device implementation, Gestalt Language Processing, and more $500 annual professional development allowance Operational support teams managing staff and family scheduling Compensation & Bonus Structure This role may be filled by either a fully licensed SLP (CCC-SLP) or a Clinical Fellow (CF). Once a CF obtains certification, there is a corresponding base salary increase. Base Salary: CCC-SLP: $75,000–$85,000 per year Clinical Fellow (CF): $65,000+ per year Performance-Based Bonus Opportunity: All SLPs and CFs participate in our structured bonus model. Required baseline: 30 treatment hours per week (120 hours per month) Opportunity to provide additional treatment hours beyond 30 per week Maximum of 37 treatment hours per week (148 hours per month) By increasing treatment hours, clinicians can earn: Up to an additional $1,680 per month Up to an additional $20,160 per year Clinical Fellow: Base Salary: $65k+ | Total Potential Earnings: $85K+ Speech Language Pathologist: Base Salary: $75K–$85K | Total Potential Earnings: $95k-$105k This model allows clinicians to customize their workload and earning potential while maintaining clinical quality and balance. Location & Transition Plan This position supports our Northeast Georgia region (Gainesville, Cumming, Dacula). The role includes short-term regional coverage while clinic caseloads are being established. As caseloads grow, the position transitions into a permanent, full-time placement at a single clinic location.

Responsibilities

The role involves providing early intervention speech and feeding therapy to children aged 1 to 6 within a center-based, multidisciplinary setting, utilizing an integrated ABA + Speech model.