SLP travel jobs

Traveling Speech Language Pathologist Jobs

Speech language therapists / SLP's work with children and adults who have various levels of speech, language, and communication problems. They also work with individuals who have difficulty with swallowing. SLPs develop and implement treatment programs and train caregivers and other healthcare professionals in delivering therapy. 

    
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SLP - 13 weeks - Days  $$ »
Metro Area: Philadelphia PA
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Philadelphia PA
SLP - 13 weeks - Days  $$ »
Metro Area: Winchester VA-WV
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Winchester VA
SLP - 13 weeks - Days  $$ »
Metro Area: Lebanon MO
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Lebanon MO
SLP - 13 weeks - Days  $$ »
Metro Area: Memphis TN-MS-AR
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Memphis TN
SLP - 13 weeks - Days  $$ »
Metro Area: Houston-Sugar Land-Baytown TX
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Houston TX
SLP - 18 weeks - Nights  $$ »
Metro Area: Denver-Aurora CO
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Aurora CO
SLP - 13 weeks - Days  $$ »
Metro Area: Kansas City MO-KS
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Blue Springs MO
SLP - 13 weeks - Days  $$ »
Metro Area: Washington DC
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Calverton MD
SLP - 13 weeks - Days  $$ »
Metro Area: Oak Harbor WA
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Coupeville WA
SLP - 13 weeks - Days  $$ »
Metro Area: Winchester VA-WV
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Romney WV
SLP - 13 weeks - Days  $$ »
Metro Area: Chillicothe OH
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Chillicothe OH
SLP - 26 weeks - Days  $$ »
Metro Area: San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara CA
Start Date: ASAP
Palo Alto CA

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Requirements for SLP Positions

  • Certified speech-language pathologists may be required to hold an American Heart Association BLS depending on their state of practice and healthcare employer. 
  • Many certified SLPs choose to specialize informally, meaning that they focus on one component of speech, language, or swallowing, on a specific age group, or on a specific patient group. For example, an SLP may mainly assist individuals with speech disfluency, work exclusively with geriatric patients, or focus on post-surgical patients. 
  • Some speech-language pathologists, however, choose to pursue formal specialization through the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA). 
  • An SLP may only apply for specialization after obtaining his or her national certification, the Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology (CCC-SLP), and meeting the requisite experience. At this point they can apply to become a Board Certified Specialist (BCS) in one of the following areas: 
  • American Board of Child Language and Language Disorders American Board of Fluency and Fluency Disorders 
  • American Board of Swallowing and Swallowing Disorders 
  • American Audiology Board of Intraoperative Monitoring 

More Information About Speech Therapist Travel

Speech-language pathologists work to prevent, identify, and overcome various speech, language, communication, and swallowing disorders or challenges.

Speech Therapist Travel Job Description

SLPs are equipped to assist an array of people - from children to the elderly - with a variety of problems with speech, language, communication, comprehension, and dysphagia. Sometimes the struggles people have in these areas are congenital (for example, autism often creates social communication disorders), though they can also arise after an injury, a degenerative disease, stroke, surgery, or traumatic head injury, or as a result of aging.

Speech Therapist Pay

The salary of a Speech Therapist keeps rising with experience and education, the more experience the higher the pay. A Speech Therapist is currently making an average of $83,583 in the United States for the year 2021.  The salary of a Traveling Speech Therapist also depends on location, level of education and facility type and of course experience, but includes added benefits. For example, the bigger and more populated cities like New York, DC and Los Angeles earn above average for their profession.