Speech-Language Pathology Clinical Fellowship Program

We are passionate about SLPs and helping them find a meaningful career working with students who need them most. That's why we offer our SLP clinical fellowship program where CFY SLPs will receive the support and guidance they need.

Apply for the ProCare CFY Program!

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  • Benefits of the Program

    As a ProCare SLP CFY program participant, you will get access to these benefits:

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    SLP Travel Opportunities

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    Guaranteed CFY Placement

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    Mentorship & Supportive Community

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    CFY Supervisor

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    CEU Reimbursement

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    Certificate of Clinical Competence

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    State License Reimbursement

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    Health Benefits

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    Matching 401K

What is a speech-language pathology clinical fellowship year (SLP CFY)?

The clinical fellowship year is a time for an SLP to work under a mentor to apply and refine skills acquired in schooling and gain practical experience before becoming an independent practitioner.

For a newly graduated SLP, their clinical fellowship can be one of the most exciting - yet challenging - times of their career. That's why it is of the utmost importance to find a Clinical Fellowship Speech Pathology program dedicated to the success of their SLPs and the students they help.

The CFY can set the tone for an SLPs entire career. It helps them learn the industry and meet mentors they may lean on for the rest of their career.

About ProCare's SLP Clinical Fellowship Program

At ProCare Therapy, our mission is to encourage each child to confidently and proudly achieve his or her full potential—and we want the same for our CF SLPs!

We want to help you launch your SLP career and make sure you are successful, even after your CFY. In our program, you will be equipped with the latest testing materials and receive ongoing training and mentorship from our advisory team of experienced speech-language pathologists across the country. Plus, we pay association dues, provide continuing education funds and offer professional development days. You may also be eligible to receive a completion bonus following your assignment!

ProCare Therapy is here to facilitate educational and emotional connection, and we want you to help us inspire others to explore new possibilities and discover their abilities.

Don't wait any longer, apply now and take the first step towards your dream opportunity!

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SLP CFY Requirements

An SLP is ready to start their clinical fellowship year after completing an undergraduate program in Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD) and a CAA-Accredited Graduate Degree Program in Speech-Language Pathology/Communicative Sciences and Disorders.

During the CFY, SLPs will spend 36 weeks (or 1,260 hours) under a mentor to help them transition into their professional career.

As a CF SLP, the goal is to apply everything learned in school and become an independent clinician. SLPs must spend at least 80% of their clinical fellowship year in direct clinical contact helping the management of disorders such as assessment/diagnostic evaluations, treatment, IEPs, or other duties that fit within the Scope of Practice in Speech-Language Pathology as defined by ASHA. After completing the CFY, an SLP must take a national exam to earn a license in the state they wish to practice.