Speech-Language Pathologist
- Employment type
- Full-time · On-site
- Posted
- September 23, 2026
- NOC code
- 31102 — General practitioners and family physicians
- Province
- Alberta (AB)
Hiring confidence: Sparse posting · 11/100
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Job Overview
This role is based in Alberta. The Canadian NOC code for this position is 31102 — General practitioners and family physicians. Providence Child Development Society is hiring for this full-time position through Jobily, where you can check how well your resume matches the posting before you apply.
Market context
About this role in Alberta
Average salary for Speech-Language Pathologist in Alberta
Median $109,200 per year, with most postings between $96,532 and $109,200 (Audiologists and speech-language pathologists, 2026-08, 5 postings). This posting does not state a salary.
NOC code
31102 — General practitioners and family physicians. The National Occupational Classification code is what Express Entry, provincial nominee programs and Job Bank use to identify this occupation.
Typical qualifications for Canadian employers
- Speech-Language Pathology certification/credential
- Professional licensure as required by jurisdiction
- Experience working with young children
- Knowledge of child development
- Strong communication skills
Fit check
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Top skills this posting asks for:
- Speech and language assessment
- Speech therapy
- Child development
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What you'll do
- Conduct speech and language assessments for children
- Develop and implement individualized treatment plans
- Provide therapeutic services to support child development
- Collaborate with educators and families
- Document clinical progress and outcomes
- Participate in specialized programs for young children
- Support educational goals across schools and childcare facilities
What you'll need
- Speech-Language Pathology certification/credential
- Professional licensure as required by jurisdiction
- Experience working with young children
- Knowledge of child development
- Strong communication skills
- Ability to work in team-based environment