SLP Archives - Sprout Pediatrics

Now Hiring Speech-Language Pathologists!

February 16, 2017
- Columbia,
- columbiasc,
- communication,
- Lexington,
- Midlands,
- NE Columbia,
- newberrysc,
- News,
- Pediatric Physical Therapy,
- Pediatric Speech and Language Therapy,
- South Carolina,
- Speech Language Pathology,
- Uncategorized
Tonya Hayes
We are now hiring Speech-Language Pathologists! Join our growing team of professionals and cultivate the Speech-Language therapy career of your […]

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Sprout Pediatrics is Now Hiring: Flexible Part to Full-Time Physical and Occupational Therapists!

May 04, 2015
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- Columbia,
- columbiasc,
- Early Intervention,
- Fine Motor Skills,
- Fun,
- Midlands,
- newberrysc,
- Northwest Family YMCA,
- Pediatric Occupational Therapy,
- Pediatric Physical Therapy,
- Pediatric Speech and Language Therapy,
- Pediatric Therapy,
- SC,
- Sensory Processing Disorder,
- Sensory Processing Disorders,
- South Carolina,
- SPD,
- special needs,
- Speech Language Pathology,
- Speech Therapy,
- Wellness,
- YMCA
Now hiring flexible part to full -time Physical and Occupational Therapists! Join our growing team of professionals and cultivate the […]

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Sprout Pediatrics Welcomes Pediatric Dysphagia & Feeding Therapist Rachael Whitaker to the Team!

February 16, 2015
Tonya Hayes
Rachael graduated from Furman University with a B.S. in Health and Exercise Science in 2006. She later attended the University […]

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Now Hiring! Speech-Language Pathologist for Lexington, South Carolina

February 15, 2015
Tonya Hayes
Come join this professional team and love what you do! Sprout Pediatrics is seeking a full time Speech-Language Pathologist for […]

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Books don’t have to break the Bank!

August 19, 2013
- Apraxia,
- Autism,
- books,
- Childhood Apraxia of Speech,
- Developmental delay,
- Early Development,
- Language therapy,
- SLP,
- speech language therapy,
- Speech Therapy
- Uncategorized
Tonya Hayes
At Sprout Pediatrics we focus on therapy with developmentally appropriate practices in mind, so we love books! Books are great […]

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