On-Call NICU Speech-Language Pathologist
Providence Digital Innovation Group
Salary undisclosed
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Benefits
- health insurance
- 401(k)
- parental leave
- life insurance
- disability insurance
About this role
Providence Digital Innovation Group is seeking a speech-language pathologist to provide on-call coverage for neonatal intensive care services at their Portland location. This is a part-time position suited for an SLP with NICU experience or willingness to work in this specialized setting, where you'd be available to support patient care as needed rather than maintaining a fixed schedule.
You'd be joining Providence, a large health system with over 120,000 employees across seven western states. The organization emphasizes supportive workplace culture and offers comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, and vision coverage, a 401(k) with employer match, paid parental leave, and other time-off benefits. Compensation includes base pay plus potential differentials for on-call and standby work, though specific rates were not detailed in this posting.
This role suits someone seeking flexible, part-time clinical work in a specialized pediatric setting within an established health care system committed to supporting its workforce.
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