What are the responsibilities and job description for the Travel School Speech Language Pathologist - Blue Springs, Missouri position at Soliant?
Exciting travel opportunities await speech-language pathologists eager to make a positive impact in educational settings while enjoying the flexibility and rich rewards of contract work. As a school-based SLP, you'll experience the satisfaction of helping students achieve their communication goals, all while benefiting from valuable perks like non-taxable stipends, comprehensive travel support, premium compensation, robust healthcare benefits, a 401(k) program, and the peace of mind that comes with job security for the duration of your assignment.
Nestled just outside Kansas City, Blue Springs, MO, is a vibrant community known for its scenic parks, friendly neighborhoods, and thriving local culture. This location offers the chance to immerse yourself in midwestern hospitality, explore outdoor recreation along beautiful lakes, and discover a variety of local dining and entertainment options during your off-hours.
Taking on a travel position here means expanding your professional skillset by working within diverse school environments, gaining exposure to innovative leadership styles, and enhancing your resume with supervisory responsibilities. You’ll have the opportunity to broaden your experience as you guide a team of SLPAs, manage therapy caseloads, and contribute to student success—all while developing adaptable, real-world expertise.
Qualifications
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Nestled just outside Kansas City, Blue Springs, MO, is a vibrant community known for its scenic parks, friendly neighborhoods, and thriving local culture. This location offers the chance to immerse yourself in midwestern hospitality, explore outdoor recreation along beautiful lakes, and discover a variety of local dining and entertainment options during your off-hours.
Taking on a travel position here means expanding your professional skillset by working within diverse school environments, gaining exposure to innovative leadership styles, and enhancing your resume with supervisory responsibilities. You’ll have the opportunity to broaden your experience as you guide a team of SLPAs, manage therapy caseloads, and contribute to student success—all while developing adaptable, real-world expertise.
Qualifications
- Hold a valid SLP license, CCCs required
- School-based SLP experience strongly preferred
- Proficiency in SPED Track for IEP management or willingness to learn
- Supervisory experience with SLPAs a plus
- Comfortable with both direct therapy and leading a team
- Open to providing both onsite and VOCO (virtual) services as needed
- Deliver speech-language therapy to students from February through the end of the school year (May)
- Supervise and mentor a team of SLPAs
- Manage IEP documentation and compliance using SPED Track
- Collaborate with school staff and families to ensure optimal student outcomes
- Balance both direct therapy caseload and leadership duties
- Non-taxable stipends and travel assistance
- Premium health benefits and 401(k) participation
- Secure contract position during a vital leave coverage period
- Grow professionally through varied experiences and leadership
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