Support student communication across Kitaskinaw Education Authority schools through speech-language assessment, intervention, and consultation services. This full-time term position serves Kindergarten through Grade 12.

The Speech-Language Pathologist works within KEA’s Inclusive Services Department and multidisciplinary teams. Responsibilities span speech articulation, receptive and expressive language, hearing assessments, and communication skills related to learning needs. Services support academic access, social interaction, and communication confidence.

Key Responsibilities:

- Conduct speech and language assessments to identify communication needs
- Prepare assessment reports and recommendations supporting student learning
- Provide individualized or small group speech-language therapy




- Develop intervention plans tailored to communication needs
- Collaborate with teachers on classroom communication supports

Requirements:

- Master’s Degree in Speech-Language Pathology
- Licensed and registered with ACSLPA
- Experience supporting children or youth in educational settings
- Strong assessment, intervention, consultation, and documentation abilities
- Cultural awareness and sensitivity with students and families

Apply speech-language expertise, inclusive practices, and cooperative consultation to support learners across KEA educational programs.

📌 School-Based Speech Language Pathologist (Alberta)
🏢 Enoch Cree Nation
📍 Alberta