Join Our Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) Team in Calgary

Make a difference. Grow with support. Thrive in a flexible, child-centred private practice.

What We’re Looking For

We want dedicated SLPs who believe in high-quality, evidence-based, play-centred therapy and who enjoy working in a collaborative, family-focused team.

Key Responsibilities

Conduct in-home (and possibly community) formal and informal assessments and deliver individualized speech and language therapy.
Collaborate with families to set goals and track progress.
Use evidence-based methods, play and functional practice to support children’s speech and language development.
Maintain clinical documentation, progress charting, and communicate with caregivers and other professionals as needed.
Travel across Calgary for home visits; reliable vehicle & valid driver’s license required.

Desired Qualifications

Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology.
Registration and in good standing with the Alberta College of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists (ACSLPA).
Strong communication, interpersonal, and problem-solving skills.
Self-motivated, organized, with ability to manage caseload and work flexibly.
Comfort with travel and flexible scheduling.

Why Join True North SLP

Flexible Schedule & Caseload: Set hours that support your work-life balance.

Competitive Compensation: We offer pay that reflects your skills and experience.

Professional Growth & Mentorship: Guidance, support, and opportunities to deepen your clinical expertise.

Low Administrative Load: We handle billing, reporting, and back-end admin so you can focus on therapy.

Supportive Team Environment: Collaborative, caring, inclusive, and focused on positive outcomes for children.

About Certification & Practice Standards

All therapists must be registered with ACSLPA; practice permits are required to work legally in Alberta.
A valid driver’s license and reliable vehicle for in-home services.
Professional liability insurance, up-to-date clinical skills, continuing education, and adherence to ethical practices are expected.

How to Apply

If you’re passionate about helping children communicate, please submit your resume and cover letter to truenorthslp@gmail.com.

In your cover letter, include:

Your experience as a pediatric speech language pathologist.
Your ACSLPA registration status.
Your availability, preferred caseload size, and any relevant specializations.

We look forward to hearing from you.

FAQs for SLP Applicants

Q1: Do I need to be registered with ACSLPA before applying? 

A: Yes. To work as an SLP in Alberta, you must be registered with ACSLPA and hold a valid practice permit. This is mandatory under Alberta’s Health Professions Act.

Q2: What clinical experience is required? 

A: We value therapists with experience working with children in speech and/or language development, reading, or motor speech. Whether you’re newly graduated or have years of experience, what matters is your commitment to growth, clinical evidence-based practice, and collaboration.

Q3: Is there travel required? 

A: Yes. Many sessions are delivered in-home across Calgary. Reliable transportation, a valid driver’s license, and flexibility in schedule are required.

Q4: What does “flexible schedule” mean? 

A: You’ll be able to set your own hours, choose how many clients you carry, whether you prefer more home visits, community, or a mix. We work together to balance workload and personal priorities.

Q5: What kinds of support does True North SLP provide? 

A: We offer mentorship, clinical supervision and administrative support so you can focus on client care.

Q6: Do you accept applications from new graduates?
A: Yes—we value fresh perspectives. New graduates who meet registration criteria and are eager to grow clinically are encouraged to apply.