Apply for a Speech Therapist (SLP) position today

Are you a licensed speech therapist passionate about helping people find their voice and regain communication skills? Signature Health Services is looking for a talented home health speech therapist to be part of our team! We proudly offer top-quality home healthcare speech therapy throughout the greater Houston area, helping patients thrive in the comfort of their own homes.
We’d love to hear from you if you are ready to make a real difference while enjoying flexible scheduling and a supportive team!
What is a Speech Therapist (SLP)?
A lso known as a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP), a speech therapist specializes in diagnosing and treating communication disorders, speech challenges, language difficulties, and swallowing issues.
At Signature Health Services, our SLPs focus on providing personalized speech therapy treatment at home, helping patients overcome obstacles and meet their communication goals.
What Does a Speech Therapist Do?
As a part of our speech therapy in-home health team, you will:
Our goal is to offer top-quality home healthcare speech therapy, ensuring patients achieve meaningful progress and greater independence.
Essential job functions of a SLP

What Certifications or Degrees Do I Need to Become a Speech Therapist?
To qualify for our home health speech therapist role, candidates should have:
At Signature Health Services, we support your professional growth and ensure you have the resources to succeed within speech therapy standards and guidelines.
Why Work With Us?
We are proud to offer an environment where speech therapists can thrive, including:
By working with us, you will be part of a mission-driven team dedicated to helping patients communicate more effectively and live their best lives, all within the comfort of their own homes.

Physical and Mental Effort of a SLP
Prolonged standing and walking is required, including ability to lift up to 50 lbs. and move patients. Requires working under some stressful conditions to meet patient needs, patient/family individualized psychosocial needs, meet deadlines, make quick decisions. Ability to utilize durable medical equipment in the home. Requires hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity.