Speech Therapist Assistant Jobs in North Carolina: Build a Career That Gives Children a Voice

If you're looking for speech therapist assistant jobs in North Carolina, CareFirst PT offers a rewarding place to grow.

Our pediatric team helps children communicate, connect, and thrive, and we're looking for caring, motivated Speech-Language Pathology Assistants (SLPAs) to join us.

Whether you're a new graduate or an experienced assistant, this is a chance to do work that matters. Every session helps a child take a step toward being understood.

Why Work as a Speech Therapist Assistant at CareFirst PT?

Pediatric speech therapy is hands-on, creative, and personal. As an SLPA with CareFirst PT, you'll work alongside experienced speech-language pathologists (SLPs) to carry out treatment plans and help children reach their goals. You'll see progress in real time, and families will notice it too.

What makes CareFirst PT a good fit:

1. Supportive supervision: Work closely with licensed SLPs who guide your growth and value your input.
2. Child-centered care: Therapy is built around play, routine, and each child's strengths.
3. Collaborative team: Our therapists share ideas, celebrate wins, and support each other.
4. Room to grow: Build your skills across a range of pediatric speech and language needs.

What You'll Do as a Pediatric SLPA

Under the supervision of a licensed speech-language pathologist, your responsibilities may include:

1. Carrying out treatment plans created by the supervising SLP
2. Supporting children with speech sound, language, and communication goals
3. Using play-based and structured activities to keep sessions engaging
4. Tracking progress and documenting session data accurately
5. Preparing materials and maintaining a welcoming therapy space
6. Communicating with parents and caregivers about home-practice strategies
7. Working with the care team to support each child's progress

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Who We're Looking For

We're hiring SLPAs who are compassionate, patient, and enthusiastic about working with children.

Typical qualifications include:

1. Eligibility for or current licensure as an SLPA in North Carolina, per state board requirements
2. An associate's or bachelor's degree in communication sciences and disorders, or completion of an approved SLPA program
3. Clinical experience or fieldwork with children (preferred)
4. Strong communication and documentation skills
5. Reliability, flexibility, and a team-first attitude

Speech Therapy Services You'll Support

Our pediatric team supports children with a wide range of communication needs, which may include:

1. Articulation and speech sound disorders
2. Expressive and receptive language delays
3. Social communication and pragmatic language
4. Early language development
5. Feeding and oral-motor support (if offered)

Serving Families Across North Carolina

North Carolina has a growing need for pediatric speech therapy, and families often wait too long for care. By joining CareFirst PT, you help more children get timely, quality support close to home.

Is This Role Right for You?

If you want to see the impact of your work, with a team that values your contribution, this may be the right next step. As an SLPA you can:

1. Make a real difference in a child's life
2. Gain experience in pediatric speech therapy
3. Work in a supportive, mission-driven environment
4. Grow your career in speech-language pathology

How to Apply

Applying is simple:

1. Review the open positions on this page.
2. Submit your resume and a short introduction.
3. Meet our team and learn more about the role.
4. Start making a difference for children and families.

Have questions? Contact our team and we'll help you find the right fit.