SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST - UP TO 0.8 FTE - PART-TIME TEMPORARY
August 25, 2026 � June 30, 2027
We are looking for a committed and caring individual who believes they can make a difference in a student's life. This person will demonstrate honesty, respect, and integrity in their work with students, families, and colleagues, and will be a curious learner for life as a Speech-Language Pathologist in Prairie Spirit School Division.
Prairie Spirit School Division is the largest rural school division in Saskatchewan, with approximately 11,500 students and 45 schools located in 28 communities surrounding the City of Saskatoon, and including three First Nations and nine Hutterian communities. Prairie Spirit has a dedicated team of professional and support staff serving PreK to grade 12 students.
Speech Language Pathologists work collaboratively with our dedicated team of professional and support staff to create a positive learning environment as part of our vision of Learners for Life. SLPs administer formal and informal assessments, make programming recommendations, and assist in monitoring student progress. By providing direct service to students and support to school teams, SLPs help students to meet their learning outcomes and demonstrate independence in an inclusive setting.
The successful candidate for this position will work according to the Prairie Spirit calendar, observing working and holiday days as followed by teaching staff. This position is up to 0.8 FTE (candidates are welcome to apply for any FTE up to 0.8).
The successful candidate will:
- Have a master's degree in the area of responsibility.
Be a member of, and licensed with, the College of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists (CSASK).
Preference will be given to candidates who:
- Have relationship-building as the foundation of strong interpersonal and communication skills;
- Work effectively in a team environment;
- Demonstrate superior organization and planning skills;
- Show evidence of a shared, reflective leadership style;
- Be involved in professional development;
- Show commitment to innovation in education and learning communities;
- Value adaptive leadership and value the contribution of all members of the learning community;
Show a commitment to individual and organizational accountability.
For more information, or to express an interest in this position, please send an email to Mitch Luiten � Learning Superintendent.
Applications for this position will be accepted until 4:30 p.m. on Friday, August 7th 2026.
Prairie Spirit School Division is committed to achieving and maintaining a workforce which reflects and affirms the diversity of our school division. Applications are encouraged from First Nations, Metis, and Inuit candidates.
References will be contacted prior to interviews. Submission of the email application will be considered as your consent to contact supplied references.
