AbleCare Services is Hiring – Speech-Language Pathologist Opportunities

AbleCare Services is seeking passionate Speech-Language Pathologists to join their team serving First Nations communities within Treaty 4 Territory in southeast Saskatchewan.

They are committed to providing high-quality, culturally responsive speech and language services to children and families while working collaboratively with community partners. If you are looking for a rewarding role where you can make a meaningful impact, AbleCare Services would love to hear from you. They provide a hybrid model of direct and on- site service in schools. On- site service is required within Early Learning services. Positions may include a combination of Early Learning and School age opportunities or focus on services for a specific age range.

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