CAREERS AT HAND IN HAND

Do meaningful work. Help children find their voice.

Join a growing pediatric speech-language pathology practice committed to culturally responsive, family-centered care and expanding access to communication services throughout New York City and Long Island.

A clinician supporting a multilingual family and child during a communication-focused visit
OUR MISSION

Communication access should never depend on language, culture, or ZIP code.

Hand in Hand Speech Therapy serves multilingual and culturally diverse families across New York City, Long Island, and the surrounding areas. Many of the children on our caseload live in communities where access to specialized pediatric speech-language services has been limited.

Clinicians who join us provide thoughtful, evidence-based care that respects a child's full linguistic repertoire, separates language difference from language disorder, uses dynamic assessment and caregiver interview, and supports AAC and multimodal communication when speech alone is not enough.

Our work is community-based and family-centered. We meet children where communication actually happens, and we empower caregivers to carry strategies into everyday routines long after a session ends.

A speech-language pathologist sitting on the floor engaging a toddler with a picture card
WHY CLINICIANS CHOOSE US

Why clinicians choose Hand in Hand

Meaningful Pediatric Work

Work directly with children and families while helping improve real-world communication, participation, and independence.

Flexible Opportunities

Opportunities may include part-time, per-diem, contract, mobile, or community-based work depending on practice needs and clinician availability.

Culturally Responsive Practice

Work within a practice where multilingualism and cultural diversity are understood as essential components of assessment and intervention.

Clinical Autonomy

Clinicians are trusted to apply their professional judgment while maintaining high standards of evidence-based care.

AAC + Communication Access

Opportunities to work with children who communicate through speech, AAC, gestures, signs, and other multimodal communication systems.

Family-Centered Care

Intervention extends beyond the therapy session by helping caregivers understand and support communication development.

Diverse Pediatric Caseloads

Potential opportunities may include early childhood, preschool, school-aged children, speech-language intervention, parent coaching, and communication support.

Community-Based Impact

Provide care within the environments where children live, learn, play, and communicate.

FIT MATTERS

Who thrives at Hand in Hand

Professional fit involves more than credentials. The clinicians and students who do their best work here tend to share these qualities.

Clinically thoughtfulCompassionateReliableIndependentCollaborativeFamily-centeredCulturally responsiveCuriousComfortable with diverse communitiesCommitted to evidence-based careStrong communicatorsAdaptable to each child and familyRespectful of multilingual developmentOpen to multimodal communication and AAC
We are especially interested in clinicians who understand that communication does not look the same for every child, and excellent therapy should not either.
OPEN ROLES

Current opportunities

Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist

New York City + Long Island

Part-timePer diemContract

Possible settings

  • Home-based services
  • Community settings
  • School or program settings as applicable

Position availability may include part-time, per diem, and contract opportunities depending on practice needs.

Ideal candidate

  • Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology / Communication Sciences and Disorders
  • New York State Speech-Language Pathology licensure where required
  • ASHA CCC-SLP where required for the position
  • Appropriate New York educational credentials where applicable
  • Pediatric experience preferred
  • Strong documentation and communication skills
  • Ability to work independently in mobile or community settings
  • Reliable transportation where required for assigned service areas
  • Professional liability coverage where applicable

Requirements may be adjusted depending on the employment arrangement and current openings.

Bilingual Speech-Language Pathologists are strongly encouraged to apply.
STUDENTS

Graduate student clinical placements

Hand in Hand Speech Therapy is interested in building partnerships with university graduate Speech-Language Pathology programs to support students seeking pediatric clinical learning experiences in community-based, culturally responsive practice.

Through these partnerships, we aim to help prepare emerging clinicians to serve diverse, multilingual children and families with confidence, cultural responsiveness, and strong clinical foundations.

Experiences may include exposure to

Pediatric speech-language interventionFamily-centered careMultilingual populationsAACParent coachingDocumentationCommunity-based service deliveryClinical reasoningPediatric evaluation processes when appropriatePrivate-practice operations

Placement availability depends on university requirements, supervision capacity, scheduling, affiliation agreements, and current clinical needs.

Inquire About a Graduate Placement
Speech-language professionals collaborating with an AAC communication board
APPLY

Interested in joining Hand in Hand?

There are two steps. Please complete both so our team can review your background alongside current and anticipated opportunities.

STEP 1

Send your resume

Email your resume to:

[email protected]

Please include the position or opportunity you are interested in within your email subject line, for example: Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist, Bilingual Speech-Language Pathologist, Graduate Student Clinical Placement, Internship Opportunity, or Future OT / Interdisciplinary Opportunity.

STEP 2

Complete the interest form

The career interest form below captures your credentials, languages, clinical experience, and availability. Candidates should both email a resume and complete the form.

Complete Career Interest Form

Career Interest Form

Five short steps. Your responses help us match your background with pediatric, multilingual, AAC, and student learning opportunities.

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Help more children be heard, understood, and empowered.

Bring your clinical expertise, cultural perspective, and commitment to children and families to a practice working to expand communication access across our communities.

Resumes: [email protected]