Speech-Language Pathologist - Jobs in Halifax, Nova Scotia, B4A 4E9

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Speech-Language Pathologist – Halifax, Nova Scotia (Hybrid)A place to do your best work, grow your career, and feel truly supported- while using all of your training and skills.Location: Halifax, Nova Scotia (Hybrid: Clinic, Community, and Virtual)Type: Full-time salaried positionApply now: alliedtherapy.ca/careersWhy Allied TherapyIf you are a Speech-Language Pathologist in Nova Scotia or looking to return home, you may be asking,quot;What’s next for me in my career quot;We know many SLPs are thinking:

• quot;I’m comfortable in my current role, but I’m not sure I’m really using all my skills. quot;
• quot;What if I leave and lose the team support I’ve built quot;
• quot;Will I actually have the chance to grow and develop as a clinician quot;

Here’s what we want you to know:At Allied Therapy, you don’t have to choose between being supported and being challenged. We are a growing, forward-thinking team that values growth, creativity, and collaboration. Whether you’re newer to the field or experienced, you’ll have opportunities to build confidence, grow your skill set, and contribute to a team that cares about doing great work for families.What Makes This Role Different

• Flexibility and variety - work in clinic, community settings, or virtually, depending on your clients #39; needs and your preferences.
• A role where you can use all of your training - no cookie-cutter therapy, but real solutions created by you with full support from a multidisciplinary team.
• Real professional development - weekly team learning, one-on-one mentorship, and a safe environment to ask questions and grow.
• A growing and secure company - leadership committed to long-term success and meaningful work, with new opportunities opening regularly.
• A collaborative, positive work culture - a place where you’ll feel valued, included, and heard.

What You’ll Be Doing

• Conduct comprehensive assessments using both standardized and informal tools.
• Design and implement individualized treatment plans tailored to each client.
• Support clients with a range of communication needs, including speech and language disorders, social communication challenges, cognitive-communication issues, swallowing disorders, and voice challenges.
• Collaborate closely with other professionals, including OTs, SLPs, and BCBAs, to provide whole-family care.
• Teach and coach families to carry over strategies beyond therapy sessions.
• Participate in weekly professional development and monthly team meetings to grow professionally and stay connected.
• Provide occasional educational programming in the community to promote best practices and raise awareness.

What You Bring to the Team

• Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology.
• Registered and in good standing with the Nova Scotia College of Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists (NSCASLP).
• Experience working with children and adults, including those with complex needs.
• A strong foundation in evaluating and treating communication and swallowing disorders across the lifespan.
• Interest or experience in supporting neurodivergent populations and using a trauma-informed approach.
• Strong clinical reasoning, communication, and collaboration skills.
• Computer literacy and willingness to learn tools like JaneApp.
• A valid driver’s license, clear Criminal Record Check, and Child Abuse Registry.

Bonus skills: Fluency in French, Arabic, or Cantonese to better serve our diverse community.How You’ll Know You’re Successful Here

• You feel supported and confident in your work, even as you take on new challenges.
• Your clients and families feel understood and engaged in their therapy process.
• You are learning and growing through regular professional development and mentorship.
• You are part of a collaborative, engaged team that works together and celebrates each other’s successes.

Worried About Making a Change Here’s Why You Can Say Yesquot;I’m comfortable where I am. quot; Comfort is good, but are you growing Here, we help you build your skills and confidence while supporting your well-being and professional goals.quot;I’m afraid to leave my current team. quot; We understand. That’s why we are intentional about building a supportive team that collaborates and has each other’s backs. You will never be left on your own to figure things out.quot;Will I get real professional development quot; Yes. Professional development isn’t optional here - it’s built into how we work. With weekly learning, mentorship, and real opportunities to develop new skills, you’ll grow as a clinician and as a professional.