Speech-Language Pathology Clinical Fellow

Speech-Language Pathology Clinical Fellow

The Inspired Community Project | Bronx, NY
Full-Time | Onsite | $60,000–$65,000 annually

Start Your SLP Career in a Supportive Pediatric Environment

The Inspired Community Project (TICP) is seeking a Speech-Language Pathology Clinical Fellow to join our interdisciplinary early childhood team in the Bronx.

This is an excellent opportunity for a recent Speech-Language Pathology graduate who is ready to begin their Clinical Fellowship in a collaborative, hands-on pediatric setting with structured supervision and mentorship.

At TICP, we believe children thrive when their clinical, educational, behavioral, and family-support teams work together. Our Clinical Fellow will provide speech and language services to young children with diverse communication, developmental, and neurodevelopmental needs while working closely with experienced clinicians, educators, and other members of the child's interdisciplinary team.

Why Begin Your Clinical Fellowship at TICP?

Your first professional experience should provide more than just a caseload.

As a Clinical Fellow at TICP, you will have the opportunity to:

Complete your Clinical Fellowship with structured mentorship and supervision from a qualified Speech-Language Pathologist.

Build your pediatric clinical skills within a consistent, onsite early childhood setting.

Work directly with preschool-aged children with a variety of communication and developmental needs.

Collaborate with Speech-Language Pathologists, Occupational Therapists, Special Education Teachers, Behavior Technicians/RBTs, Family Advocacy staff, and other professionals.

Develop experience in treatment planning, clinical documentation, progress monitoring, interdisciplinary collaboration, and family-centered care.

Receive ongoing feedback, professional development, and opportunities for continued growth within TICP.

Maintain a consistent onsite caseload without traveling between community-based cases.

What You'll Do

As a member of our clinical team, you will:

Provide individualized and small-group speech and language therapy in accordance with each child's treatment plan, service mandate, and identified goals.

Support receptive and expressive language, articulation, social-pragmatic communication, functional communication, and other speech-language needs.

Use developmentally appropriate, play-based, child-centered, and evidence-informed therapeutic approaches.

Conduct screenings, observations, assessments, and other appropriate clinical activities under supervision.

Monitor children's progress and collaborate with your supervising SLP to modify therapeutic strategies when appropriate.

Support the generalization of communication skills throughout classroom activities, play, routines, and other naturally occurring environments.

Complete session notes, progress reports, treatment plans, assessments, and other required documentation accurately and on time.

Participate in interdisciplinary case discussions, team meetings, clinical consultations, trainings, and professional development.

Communicate professionally and compassionately with families, staff, supervisors, and other members of each child's team.

Participate fully in required Clinical Fellowship supervision, observation, mentorship, feedback, and documentation.

What We're Looking For

Required Qualifications

Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology, Communication Sciences and Disorders, or another qualifying program.

Completion of required graduate coursework and clinical practicum necessary to begin the Speech-Language Pathology Clinical Fellowship.

Eligibility to begin and complete the ASHA Clinical Fellowship and applicable New York State supervised professional experience requirements.

Strong interest in working with young children and children with developmental, communication, and neurodevelopmental needs.

Strong written and verbal communication skills.

Ability to work collaboratively within an interdisciplinary environment.

Strong organizational skills and commitment to timely and accurate clinical documentation.

We'd Especially Love to Meet Candidates Who Have

Graduate clinical experience working with infants, toddlers, or preschool-aged children.

Experience with children with autism, developmental delays, speech and language disorders, or other developmental differences.

Experience in pediatric, preschool, Early Intervention, CPSE, school-based, or early childhood settings.

Bilingual English/Spanish skills.

These experiences are preferred, not required. We encourage new graduates who meet the Clinical Fellowship eligibility requirements and are excited to grow their pediatric clinical skills to apply.

Compensation & Employment

Salary: $60,000–$65,000 annually, based on qualifications and relevant experience.

This is a full-time, onsite, salaried position based at TICP's Bronx location. Eligible employees also have access to TICP's employee benefits in accordance with applicable organizational policies and plan requirements.

Schedule

Full-Time | 40 hours per week

Monday, Wednesday-Saturday 

• 9am to 5pm

Who We Are

The Inspired Community Project (TICP) is a Bronx-based nonprofit organization committed to expanding equitable access to high-quality early childhood education, developmental services, behavioral health supports, and family resources.

We serve neurodivergent children and their families through a community-centered model that brings clinical, educational, behavioral, and family support services together.

Our work is rooted in a simple belief: the people serving a community should understand, reflect, and invest in that community. Through both direct services and workforce development, TICP is building greater access to quality care for Bronx children and families while creating meaningful career pathways for the professionals who serve them.

Ready to Begin Your Clinical Fellowship?

If you are completing your graduate training in Speech-Language Pathology or have recently graduated and are looking for a Clinical Fellowship where you can receive meaningful mentorship, build strong pediatric clinical skills, and make an impact in the lives of young children and families, we encourage you to apply.

Join TICP and begin building the kind of SLP practice you want to carry throughout your career.