What are the responsibilities and job description for the Travel School-Based Speech Language Pathologist - Roseburg, Oregon position at Soliant?
An incredible opportunity awaits for travel Speech-Language Pathologists or Clinical Fellows interested in joining a vibrant educational setting near Roseburg, OR. If you're passionate about making a difference in K-12 education, you'll find this travel assignment particularly rewarding. Not only do you benefit from travel-specific perks like nontaxable stipends, travel assistance, premium compensation, job security, and 401(k) participation, but you'll also work in a region known for its breathtaking scenery and friendly communities.
The school is set in a scenic area near Gilde, featuring brand new, well-equipped buildings and an exceptionally supportive team environment. You'll experience genuine professional growth by working within a diverse educational setting, receiving mentorship, and gaining exposure to innovative technology and AAC resources. This district truly fosters career advancement, whether you're seasoned or beginning your CFY.
Expect a healthy work-life balance with a four-day school week—leaving long weekends free for exploring the Pacific Northwest's renowned outdoor activities, charming small towns, and cultural hotspots. You'll expand your resume by working with cutting-edge tools, engaging in collaborative AAC trainings, and managing a caseload with robust digital resources.
Qualifications/Experience
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The school is set in a scenic area near Gilde, featuring brand new, well-equipped buildings and an exceptionally supportive team environment. You'll experience genuine professional growth by working within a diverse educational setting, receiving mentorship, and gaining exposure to innovative technology and AAC resources. This district truly fosters career advancement, whether you're seasoned or beginning your CFY.
Expect a healthy work-life balance with a four-day school week—leaving long weekends free for exploring the Pacific Northwest's renowned outdoor activities, charming small towns, and cultural hotspots. You'll expand your resume by working with cutting-edge tools, engaging in collaborative AAC trainings, and managing a caseload with robust digital resources.
Qualifications/Experience
- Valid SLP licensure or eligible Clinical Fellow (CFY)
- School-based SLP experience preferred (but not required)
- Exceptional communication and organizational skills
- Ability to manage a K-12 student caseload (approx. 55 students)
- Comfortable with onsite and remote services as needed
- Provide speech and language therapy to K-12 students
- Develop and implement IEPs, document progress
- Utilize QGlobal/Interactive platforms and SLP Toolkit for testing and caseload management
- Collaborate within a supportive multidisciplinary team
- Participate in AAC trainings and leverage technology resources (LessonPix, iPads, trial apps)
- Travel as needed until fully onsite
- Nontaxable stipends and travel assistance
- Healthcare benefits, 401(k), and job security
- Four-day work week for true work-life balance
- Opportunities for personal and professional adventure
- Ongoing CF support and AAC training
- State-of-the-art school facilities and resources
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