What are the responsibilities and job description for the Travel School Speech Language Pathologist - Hershey, Pennsylvania position at Soliant?
Exciting opportunities await for Speech-Language Pathologists seeking to elevate their careers in a travel role! Enjoy the many advantages of a travel contract including non-taxable stipends, travel support, premium pay, and outstanding benefits such as robust healthcare, 401(k) options, and job security that comes with a growing demand for your expertise. Not only does this position provide financial and professional rewards, it invites you to experience life in vibrant Hershey, PA—a community rich with American history, sweet local charm, and the iconic attractions of Hershey’s “Chocolate Town.”
Imagine growing your skillset as you work across K-12 student populations, encountering diverse speech and language needs and collaborating with experienced educators and leaders in different settings. Each day brings fresh perspectives, offering valuable experience to add to your resume while building lasting professional relationships. With a full-time schedule of 35 hours a week, you’ll still have time to discover local museums, scenic parks, and Hershey’s celebrated dining scene after the workday winds down.
Several Family Leave Coverage Positions Are Currently Open
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Imagine growing your skillset as you work across K-12 student populations, encountering diverse speech and language needs and collaborating with experienced educators and leaders in different settings. Each day brings fresh perspectives, offering valuable experience to add to your resume while building lasting professional relationships. With a full-time schedule of 35 hours a week, you’ll still have time to discover local museums, scenic parks, and Hershey’s celebrated dining scene after the workday winds down.
Several Family Leave Coverage Positions Are Currently Open
- Position 1: Start ASAP through mid-October
- Position 2: Mid-October through January
- Position 3: Mid-December through March All three SLPs have the opportunity to extend their contracts through the end of the school year, transitioning to support an early intervention caseload.
- Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology
- ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC-SLP)
- Eligible for SLP licensure in Pennsylvania
- K-12 SLP experience or strong pediatric/educational background preferred
- Enthusiasm for working in diverse school settings
- Deliver speech-language therapy and conduct assessments
- Collaborate with educators, parents, and support staff
- Document progress and maintain compliance with IEPs
- Serve students across elementary, middle, and high school levels
- Transition to early intervention services upon extension
- Comprehensive healthcare coverage
- Non-taxable stipends for housing and meals
- Travel and relocation assistance
- 401(k) participation and job stability
- Expand your clinical expertise across new student populations
- Live, work, and explore one of Pennsylvania’s most vibrant communities
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