Tomorrow Center Inc Speech Language Pathologist Buford, GA · Part time Company website

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At The Tomorrow Center, we believe that love is the most powerful tool in helping children grow, connect, and thrive. We started with a simple idea: build something extraordinary. Our Center was founded on the idea that every child deserves to be embraced for who they are—and supported with compassion, respect, and unwavering belief in their potential. We wanted a place where progress is limited only by boundless imagination. A place where kids and young adults of all abilities fit in. A place where fun = learning and learning = independence. The Tomorrow Center specializes in serving autistic children and teens using a holistic, relationship-based approach that nurtures emotional well-being, communication, learning, and self-expression. At The Tomorrow Center, therapy isn’t just a something you do on a Tuesday—it’s a partnership built on trust and genuine connection. It IS a beacon of hope for your child and your family. What Makes Us Different Love-Centered Philosophy: Every interaction is grounded in empathy, patience, and care. We meet children where they are and walk hand-in-hand at their pace. Science-Backed Approach: We use a variety of proven tools and technologies to support our therapeutic strategies to maximize progress and outcomes. Whole-Child Focus: We not only support developmental goals, but life skills, emotional, and social growth too. Family Partnership: Parents are not just welcome—you are essential. We work hand-in-hand with families to create a nurturing circle of support and goals we can attain together. Safe & Joyful Environment: Our therapy spaces are designed to be sensory-friendly and emotionally safe. You’ll notice our walls are a calming color and not covered in posters and signs that can easily distract and overwhelm an autist. Every detail matters.

About the Role

The Tomorrow Center is seeking a Part‑Time Speech‑Language Pathologist (SLP) to join our collaborative pediatric therapy team. The SLP will provide play‑based, evidence‑informed speech and language therapy services to children and adolescents (approximately ages 3-19) in a supportive, sensory‑friendly outpatient clinic.

At The Tomorrow Center, the SLP plays a deeply relational role in helping autistic children and teens communicate in ways that feel authentic, empowering, and joyful. We are looking for an SLP who can blend evidence-based practice with creativity, compassion, and respect for each learner’s unique communication style. This role is rooted in partnership—with families, with our multidisciplinary team, and most importantly, with each child.

Responsibilities

• Conduct strengths-based speech, language, communication, and feeding evaluations, re‑evaluations, and treatment sessions
• Develop individualized, functional communication plans that honor each child’s sensory, emotional, and developmental profile
• Provide play-based, neurodiversity-affirming therapy across spoken language, AAC, gestural communication, and social interaction
• Lead AAC assessment, device trials, and ongoing coaching for children, families, and staff
• Support S2C, typing, and other alternative strategies to increase language for non-speakers
• Collaborate closely with ABA, OT, educators, and creative arts staff to ensure communication supports are consistent across school, therapy, and home
• Document progress with clarity, warmth, and family-friendly language
• Partner with parents and caregivers through coaching, modeling, and accessible communication strategies
• Participate in team meetings, professional development, and the co-creation of a compassion-centered, inclusive culture
• Comply with all ethical, professional, and HIPAA standards

Qualifications

Required:

• Master’s degree in Speech‑Language Pathology from an accredited program
• Current Georgia SLP licensure and ASHA CCC-SLP (or eligibility for CFY with strong pediatric experience)
• Experience supporting autistic children and teens, including AAC users
• Commitment to neurodiversity-affirming, trauma-informed, and strengths-based practice
• Pediatric outpatient experience and passion for working with children and families
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills

·        Collaborative spirit, creativity, and a heart for building a community where every child is seen, supported, and celebrated

Preferred:

• Familiarity with play‑based and neurodiversity‑affirming approaches
• Experience with electronic documentation systems like Fusion

Physical Requirements

• Ability to sit, stand, kneel, and move throughout therapy sessions
• Ability to engage in floor‑based and play‑based therapy activities
• Ability to lift and assist pediatric clients as needed

Schedule & Pay

• Flexible part‑time hours
• Competitive hourly compensation based on experience and credentials