What are the responsibilities and job description for the Travel Speech Language Pathologist in Hamilton, AL position at Soliant?
Exciting travel opportunity now available in the beautiful region near Hamilton, AL! Experience firsthand the rewarding impact of working within schools while enjoying the perks unique to travel positions—including non-taxable stipends, comprehensive travel assistance, premium compensation, robust healthcare benefits, access to a 401(k), and the ultimate assurance of job security. Embracing a travel role not only enhances your career but also offers you the chance to explore new scenery and immerse yourself in local communities.
With its welcoming atmosphere and scenic landscape, the area near Hamilton, AL, delivers both urban conveniences and outdoor charm. Your time here is more than just work—explore unique restaurants, experience the southern hospitality, or enjoy recreational adventures during your downtime.
This full-time position presents the ideal setting for anyone looking to broaden professional skills. Managing a diverse caseload of 55, with only eight files requiring direct case management, will provide valuable exposure to a range of speech and language needs. You’ll gain insights into new workplace practices and collaborate with multifaceted educational teams, setting the stage for lifelong career growth.
Applicants may be SLP-CCCs or SLPAs open to school-based settings. Your expertise will support vital in-person therapy and speech/language assessments, promoting student success throughout the academic year.
Qualifications
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With its welcoming atmosphere and scenic landscape, the area near Hamilton, AL, delivers both urban conveniences and outdoor charm. Your time here is more than just work—explore unique restaurants, experience the southern hospitality, or enjoy recreational adventures during your downtime.
This full-time position presents the ideal setting for anyone looking to broaden professional skills. Managing a diverse caseload of 55, with only eight files requiring direct case management, will provide valuable exposure to a range of speech and language needs. You’ll gain insights into new workplace practices and collaborate with multifaceted educational teams, setting the stage for lifelong career growth.
Applicants may be SLP-CCCs or SLPAs open to school-based settings. Your expertise will support vital in-person therapy and speech/language assessments, promoting student success throughout the academic year.
Qualifications
- Valid SLP (Certificate of Clinical Competence) or SLPA credential, eligible for work in school settings
- Experience providing in-person speech therapy and conducting assessments
- Flexibility to adapt to evolving caseloads and assessment needs
- Strong case management and organizational skills
- Deliver direct, face-to-face speech-language therapy to students
- Conduct comprehensive speech and language assessments as needed
- Manage and maintain up-to-date student records and case files
- Collaborate closely with educators, parents, and other specialists
- Non-taxable stipends and premium compensation
- Travel support and assistance
- Healthcare benefits and 401(k) plan
- Secure, full-time hours
- Opportunities for professional growth and unique travel experiences
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