Annaautismcare Speech-Language Pathologist at Annaautismcare provides telehealth feeding therapy to children and families using a neurodiversity-affirming approach. The role involves coaching caregivers and delivering therapy sessions remotely.
Responsibilities
Each client's care begins with an in-person feeding evaluation conducted by one of ANNA's feeding program evaluators. From there, you'll step in as the telehealth feeding therapist, working directly with the child and family over a meal via video to carry out ongoing feeding therapy, coach caregivers in real time, and help build positive, functional mealtime skills.
2–10 hours per week, based on caseload and availability
Sessions held mornings (7:00–9:00 AM EST) and/or evenings (5:00–7:00 PM EST)
100% telehealth — work from anywhere, no commute required
Perfect for SLPs looking to supplement their current caseload with flexible, part-time hours
Why Choose ANNA?
Competitive Hourly Rate – Earn $55/hour for telehealth sessions.
Work From Anywhere – Fully remote role; live in any state as long as you hold an active MA SLP license.
Flexible, Manageable Caseload – Choose from morning or evening blocks that fit your life.
Training & Support – New to feeding therapy specifics beyond the basics? ANNA provides additional feeding therapy training to help you grow in this specialty.
Clinical Excellence – Join a clinician-owned, mission-driven organization committed to best practices.
Collaborative Team – Work closely with our in-person evaluators and clinical team to ensure continuity of care for every family.
Qualification
Commitment to neurodiversity-affirming
Required
Active Massachusetts SLP license (Required) — you may reside in any state
Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology (Required)
Previous experience providing feeding therapy (Required); Clinical Fellows (CFs) are not eligible for this role
Comfortable and effective delivering therapy via telehealth and coaching caregivers in real time
Strong interpersonal and communication skills
Commitment to neurodiversity-affirming, family-centered care