What are the responsibilities and job description for the Travel School Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) | Palmerton, Pennsylvania position at Soliant?
Step into an exciting opportunity as a traveling speech-language pathologist, where your expertise directly impacts student success while you enjoy premium advantages like non-taxable stipends, dedicated travel support, robust healthcare coverage, a reliable 401(k), and the assurance of job stability. Embrace the freedom and adventure that come with travel assignments—whether it’s the flexibility to explore new communities or the rewarding feeling of supporting schools in need.
Settle into a role near Palmerton, PA—a region celebrated for its scenic beauty, quaint small-town atmosphere, and proximity to outdoor treasures like the Appalachian Trail. In this location, each day brings opportunities for discovery and renewal, both professionally and personally. Apply your skills in dynamic educational settings while broadening your resume and learning new approaches from a variety of school professionals. You’ll have time to experience local attractions and cultivate meaningful experiences outside the school day.
You will support a caseload of approximately 65 students spanning grades 3 through 12. The structured daily schedule—beginning at the junior high/high school from 7:15 to 9, then shifting to S.S. Palmer from 9 to 2:30—means consistent, predictable workdays and plenty of time to recharge or explore.
Desired Skills And Qualifications
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Settle into a role near Palmerton, PA—a region celebrated for its scenic beauty, quaint small-town atmosphere, and proximity to outdoor treasures like the Appalachian Trail. In this location, each day brings opportunities for discovery and renewal, both professionally and personally. Apply your skills in dynamic educational settings while broadening your resume and learning new approaches from a variety of school professionals. You’ll have time to experience local attractions and cultivate meaningful experiences outside the school day.
You will support a caseload of approximately 65 students spanning grades 3 through 12. The structured daily schedule—beginning at the junior high/high school from 7:15 to 9, then shifting to S.S. Palmer from 9 to 2:30—means consistent, predictable workdays and plenty of time to recharge or explore.
Desired Skills And Qualifications
- Valid SLP license (ASHA CCC required)
- Experience working in school environments
- Strong communication, collaboration, and documentation skills
- Comfortable supporting a range of ages and speech/language needs
- Conduct assessments and provide evidence-based interventions
- Develop and implement IEPs for students
- Collaborate with educators, families, and related service providers
- Maintain thorough and timely documentation in compliance with school requirements
- Non-taxable stipends and travel assistance
- Comprehensive healthcare and 401(k)
- Job security and support throughout your assignment
- Opportunities for professional growth and resume expansion
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