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Speech Language Pathologists

TherapyTravelers offers nationwide SLP jobs that align with your lifestyle and help you feel fulfilled, while providing unsurpassed care and support every step of the way

TherapyTravelers has travel and local SLP jobs that are full-time, part-time, short-term or long-term, all across the country. Plus, we offer industry-best compensation and benefits, along with care and support that is unmatched. So let’s get started!

Check out our open speech language pathology job positions today.

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Speech-Language Pathologist Jobs with TherapyTravelers

Speech-language pathologists work with people of all ages from children to adults. We know this is one of the most rewarding careers out there. 

According to the BLS, the 2020 median pay for speech language pathologist jobs was $80,480 per year or $38.69 per hour, which is much higher than the country’s average pay making it one of the most lucrative professions out there.

The typical entry-level education, however, is higher for this field. You will need a master’s degree to work as an SLP. A more entry-level education would be to come on board as an SLPA until you have gone through the ropes of continuing education for employment change to officially become a speech therapist.

Some of the disorders experienced by children aged 3-17 (like speech-related) last for a very short time period but some can take months and years to deal with.

As a speech pathologist SLP, you will be assessing, treating, and helping children overcome swallowing and communication issues including speech and language disorders. SLPs commonly work in schools but you may also find vacancies in hospitals and other healthcare facilities.

In school settings, SLP jobs include helping with aiding in foundational development that has a profound and lasting impact on their student’s lives. Here are a few tasks a speech-language pathologist is expected to perform at work:

  • Monitor progress and make changes to treatment plans accordingly
  • Work with others to develop reliable plans to solve problems such as speech language disorder and hearing loss
  • Evaluate speech, language, or hearing test results
  • Work individually or in teams to develop group or individual programs to deal with speech-language issues
  • Work with clients as a language pathology expert and discuss techniques for effective communication

 

SLP Benefits with TherapyTravelers

We know that getting the most out of your career is important. That is why we also provide substantial benefits for all jobs through our agency, including the following crucial benefits for you and your family:

  • Day 1 Health Insurance
  • Day 1 Dental Insurance
  • Day 1 Vision Insurance
  • 401K with company matching
  • Paid Holidays
  • Paid Time Off
  • Sick Days
  • CEU Membership and Reimbursement
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More on Speech Therapist and SLP Jobs

The job outlook for SLP jobs is competitive but also very much in demand. Speech-language pathology jobs require patience and compassion. In fact, there appears to be a shortage of qualified applicants, especially in rural regions as a general rule for speech therapy.

It is important to look in the right place for the right job. Remember that salaries and benefits differ from state to state. If you browse jobs in this market you will find that Connecticut and California are the best for SLPs as the average salary in these states are above $92,000. 

The good news is that speech therapist jobs are in abundance. You will not have difficulty in finding a position for as long as you have the required skills and education. TherapyTravelers has lucrative pathologist jobs that are both part time and full time positions.

Our mission is to attract, empower, and retain the finest speech-language pathologists out there. We research and list the best SLP jobs on the market. We have vacancies in all states for various levels if you are looking for speech-language pathologist jobs.

Feel free to contact our team today looking to fill positions for local or travel therapy, to review our speech pathologist job openings, get career advice, and see if we can find the perfect fit.


What Other Jobs Can SLPs Do?

There is a wide array of other positions that a trained SLP can take on.  These include being a travel SLP, becoming a researcher or professor, or working as a translator or interpreter.



Is SLP a Good Career?

Yes! Becoming a speech-language pathologist is truly one of the most rewarding careers that anyone can take on. You will help those in need during their formative years or recovering from an injury that will be forever grateful for your hard work.


Is There a High Demand for Speech Pathologists?

Yes!  The outlook for SLPs is projected to grow more than 25% from 2020-2029.   As the large population continues to grow, there will be increased opportunities for speech therapy.  It is a very evergreen field.