TeamUp School Therapist Interest Form
At TeamUp Therapy, our mission is to invest in the unique potential of each child through speech therapy. We believe that when skilled therapists and committed school teams #TeamUp, students thrive! Our telehealth model delivers high-quality speech therapy services throughout Georgia, ensuring that children—no matter where they live—receive the support they need to succeed. Though we're a fully virtual team, we’re committed to building strong, collaborative relationships with students, teachers, and school teams.

Our ideal candidate is an experienced, flexible, self-motivated therapist who thrives in a teletherapy setting, is confident managing school caseloads, and is committed to delivering high-quality services to students with diverse needs.
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Name *
First and last name
Email *
Phone number *
What is your discipline? *
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Do you hold a current Georgia Professional License? If yes, please type "yes" and include your license number.

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What would be your ideal number of days per week for this position (7 or 8 hour days)?


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How many years of experience do you have working in a school-based setting?

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Which populations or needs have you supported? (Check all that apply): *
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Describe your experience providing teletherapy (if any). What platforms have you used, and with which student populations? Please provide an example of how you used teletherapy to support a specific student population.

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What do you consider to be your “superpower” as a school-based SLP or OT?

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Have you trained or collaborated with other staff (e.g., paras, teachers, caregivers, assistants)? If yes, please share an example of how you have communicated with them to align on student goals. describe how you communicate to align on student goals.  *
Please email your resume to courtney.jacobs@teamuptherapy.com after completing this form.
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