Speech/Language Pathologist (SLP)
2024-25 School Year
Job Type:
Full time, 180 days, 7.5 hour days Start Date:
Per member district school year calendar Position Description
NIA SLPs will provide IEP based speech/language services for the assigned caseload. Duties include planning and delivery of therapy, evaluations, documentation, IEP compliance, MTSS support, case management, and team consultation. The position may require travel between school buildings. Job Qualifications
Master’s Degree with Illinois Professional Educator License in Speech/Language Pathology Strong CFs will be considered Preferred: ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence and active IDFPR license in speech language pathology Position Location
Openings for the 2024-25 School Year are currently located in Carpentersville, Algonquin, Dundee, Hampshire, Sycamore, and Sandwich Deadline:
Applications taken until positions are filled The Northwestern Illinois Association (NIA) is a regional special education cooperative comprised of seventy-two school districts located in the ten northwestern counties of Illinois. The primary mission of the NIA is to provide special education services to children with low incidence impairments (hearing, vision and orthopedic/multiple disabilities). The NIA region has been divided into three sub-regions for more effective planning and service delivery. The NIA maintains its administrative office in Sycamore with satellite offices located in each of the NIA sub-regions. Within the region there are fourteen special education districts or cooperatives, and twenty nonpublic agencies with which NIA personnel work closely in the provision of special education services. The Northwestern Illinois Association is an Equal Opportunity Employer
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Job Type:
Full time, 180 days, 7.5 hour days Start Date:
Per member district school year calendar Position Description
NIA SLPs will provide IEP based speech/language services for the assigned caseload. Duties include planning and delivery of therapy, evaluations, documentation, IEP compliance, MTSS support, case management, and team consultation. The position may require travel between school buildings. Job Qualifications
Master’s Degree with Illinois Professional Educator License in Speech/Language Pathology Strong CFs will be considered Preferred: ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence and active IDFPR license in speech language pathology Position Location
Openings for the 2024-25 School Year are currently located in Carpentersville, Algonquin, Dundee, Hampshire, Sycamore, and Sandwich Deadline:
Applications taken until positions are filled The Northwestern Illinois Association (NIA) is a regional special education cooperative comprised of seventy-two school districts located in the ten northwestern counties of Illinois. The primary mission of the NIA is to provide special education services to children with low incidence impairments (hearing, vision and orthopedic/multiple disabilities). The NIA region has been divided into three sub-regions for more effective planning and service delivery. The NIA maintains its administrative office in Sycamore with satellite offices located in each of the NIA sub-regions. Within the region there are fourteen special education districts or cooperatives, and twenty nonpublic agencies with which NIA personnel work closely in the provision of special education services. The Northwestern Illinois Association is an Equal Opportunity Employer
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