Speech-Language Pathologist for Adapted Primary School (Temporary Position)

Welcome to the Education Administration. We offer preschool, primary school, and secondary school for children and youth between 0 and 20 years old. Together we work toward the goal that all students achieve the best possible learning outcomes. More information about working in Uppsala Municipality can be found at https://www.uppsala.se/jobb/ We will request extracts from the criminal record before employment can be offered for positions that require it by law. You can read more about which areas are affected on the police website. 1 position(s). The student is at the center of our operations. Our ambition is to create a favorable environment for personal and social development through good pedagogy, high expectations, participation, and collaboration with guardians. We work to ensure that all students develop according to their abilities and gain a solid foundation for lifelong learning. We are seeking a speech-language pathologist for our adapted primary schools, Årsta Adapted Primary School and Östra Stenhagens Adapted Primary School. The position is based at two schools where you participate in team collaborations with different configurations and work toward each school's goals and vision – always with the student's best interests in focus. As a speech-language pathologist with us, you have a central role in preventive and supportive work regarding speech, language, communication, and swallowing. The assignment includes both direct work in the school and staff coaching. You are an integral part of the school's student support team. This position is a temporary contract with a start date of 2026-08-10 through 2027-07-01. Description of Duties In your role as a speech-language pathologist, work may include entering the classroom or instructional situations together with students and demonstrating to staff how interventions can be implemented in practice. Therefore, it is important that you are comfortable showing, testing, and adjusting approaches – even when situations do not always develop exactly as planned. You maintain ongoing contact and collaboration with guardians, rehabilitation services, and other care providers, as well as close dialogue with colleagues within the student support team (EHT). The assignment requires a good understanding of the multiprofessional work needed to create the best and most accessible school day possible for our students. Duties: Inform, instruct, coach, and teach staff. Assess and evaluate speech, language, and communication needs and support implementation of interventions. Provide support regarding alternative and augmentative communication (AAC). Offer guidance on assistive devices and literacy issues. Support in formulating and addressing questions related to dysphagia. Contact and collaboration with rehabilitation services regarding interventions. Participate in EHT meetings. Participate in class team time when your expertise is needed. Documentation in records. Qualifications We seek someone with experience with one or more of the target groups in adapted primary school, such as intellectual disability, autism combined with intellectual disability, and/or motor impairment. We see that you have good knowledge of alternative and augmentative communication (AAC) and enjoy coaching staff on communication issues. You have experience designing and delivering lectures or other professional development initiatives for staff. Furthermore, you have experience working with the staff around the student to formulate goals and, when needed, demonstrating how approaches and strategies can be implemented in practice in daily work. It is advantageous if you have experience working with children with intellectual disability and autism, as well as if you have worked at a speech-language pathology clinic or in a school where you had contact with children with language disorders. As a person, you are flexible and adapt well to changing circumstances. You can quickly change your perspective and approach and see opportunities in changes. You collaborate well with others and relate to people in a responsive and flexible manner. By listening, communicating clearly, and handling any conflicts constructively, you contribute to a good collaborative climate. In your role, you are structured and plan, as well as prioritize your work effectively. You set and meet deadlines. Information For questions about the position or the recruitment process, contact: Helene Folkunger, Rector, 018-727 01 22. Union Representative: Vision, Lena Carlberg, 018-727 53 17. For questions regarding registration of your application, contact the Recruitment Area: 018-727 12 86. In your application, you must indicate your citizenship. If you are not a citizen of Sweden, the EU, EEA, or Switzerland, you must also be able to provide proof that you have a valid work permit or are exempt from the requirement to have a work permit. Employment can only be offered after verification of work authorization, which is required according to the Aliens Ordinance. Employment with Uppsala Municipality may involve civil defense placement. Salary Form: Monthly salary. Employment Type: Fixed-term employment. Duration: 6 months or longer, start date: 2026-08-10 through 2027-07-01.

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