What are the responsibilities and job description for the Travel School Speech Language Pathologist - Ambler, Pennsylvania position at Soliant?
Embark on a rewarding travel assignment in pediatric speech-language pathology and experience the professional and personal benefits of working as a long-term substitute SLP. Enjoy the advantages that come with travel roles, including non-taxable stipends, comprehensive travel support, premium compensation, healthcare benefits, 401(k) participation, and the peace of mind that comes with job stability in a high-demand specialty. This is the perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in new environments, expanding your expertise while building your resume with standout experience in an elementary school setting.
Located near charming Ambler, PA, this assignment places you in a welcoming Philadelphia suburb known for its small-town appeal, historic sites, and vibrant community. During downtime, explore local parks, sample delicious eateries, and take advantage of easy access to both Philadelphia’s metropolitan attractions and the scenic Pennsylvania countryside. Traveling here offers the blend of professional growth and adventure, as you interact with new colleagues, observe diverse educational practices, and enhance your leadership abilities while supporting students in need.
This position specifically supports an Autistic Support classroom in an elementary school, running five days per week from mid-November through mid-March—a valuable assignment if you’re passionate about pediatrics and making a positive impact with young learners.
Qualifications
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Located near charming Ambler, PA, this assignment places you in a welcoming Philadelphia suburb known for its small-town appeal, historic sites, and vibrant community. During downtime, explore local parks, sample delicious eateries, and take advantage of easy access to both Philadelphia’s metropolitan attractions and the scenic Pennsylvania countryside. Traveling here offers the blend of professional growth and adventure, as you interact with new colleagues, observe diverse educational practices, and enhance your leadership abilities while supporting students in need.
This position specifically supports an Autistic Support classroom in an elementary school, running five days per week from mid-November through mid-March—a valuable assignment if you’re passionate about pediatrics and making a positive impact with young learners.
Qualifications
- Valid Speech-Language Pathology license (CCC required)
- Experience in pediatric and school settings, especially with autism support, is highly preferred
- Ability to collaborate closely with teachers and multidisciplinary teams
- Strong assessment, evaluation, and documentation abilities
- Deliver speech-language therapy services to elementary students in an Autistic Support classroom
- Develop and implement individualized education plans (IEPs)
- Participate actively in team meetings, parent conferences, and staff collaboration
- Monitor and report on student progress, adjusting interventions as needed
- Non-taxable stipends and travel assistance
- Premium compensation
- Comprehensive healthcare benefits and 401(k)
- Expand your professional horizons and skills
- Opportunity to explore new regions and cultures
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