What are the responsibilities and job description for the Travel Speech Language Pathologist in Kansas City, KS position at Soliant?
Ready to elevate your career as a travel Speech-Language Pathologist? Experience the vibrant energy of the Kansas City area while making a difference in the lives of students! Travel roles like this offer not just premium compensation, but also non-taxable stipends, travel support, excellent healthcare benefits, retirement options, and job security—providing peace of mind as you grow your skills.
Based near the heart of Kansas City, KS, this assignment immerses you in a culturally rich, dynamic environment. Discover famous BBQ food, explore renowned jazz history, and enjoy the friendly Midwestern atmosphere. With your flexible schedule, you’ll have every opportunity to explore local sights and enjoy meaningful downtime.
Professionally, working with both elementary and high school students will allow you to broaden your expertise as you manage diverse caseloads and collaborate within varied teams. Cross-campus responsibility lets you fine-tune your leadership and time management skills, and the district is proactive in supporting SLPs by bringing in additional SLPA support.
You'll work 37.5 hours per week in a backfill role, seeing students at two different campuses. You'll have the unique opportunity to design your own schedule in response to student needs, giving you both autonomy and variety in your daily routine.
Qualifications
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Based near the heart of Kansas City, KS, this assignment immerses you in a culturally rich, dynamic environment. Discover famous BBQ food, explore renowned jazz history, and enjoy the friendly Midwestern atmosphere. With your flexible schedule, you’ll have every opportunity to explore local sights and enjoy meaningful downtime.
Professionally, working with both elementary and high school students will allow you to broaden your expertise as you manage diverse caseloads and collaborate within varied teams. Cross-campus responsibility lets you fine-tune your leadership and time management skills, and the district is proactive in supporting SLPs by bringing in additional SLPA support.
You'll work 37.5 hours per week in a backfill role, seeing students at two different campuses. You'll have the unique opportunity to design your own schedule in response to student needs, giving you both autonomy and variety in your daily routine.
Qualifications
- Active SLP license and ASHA CCC required
- Previous school-based SLP experience preferred
- Ability to work flexibly across multiple sites
- Strong communication and organizational skills
- Open to collaborating with an SLPA and district staff
- Provide speech and language services to students at both elementary and high school campuses
- Develop and adapt individualized treatment plans
- Caseload of 60 students (with support from an incoming SLPA)
- Maintain accurate records and document progress
- Communicate with teachers, families, and staff as needed
- Non-taxable stipends and travel assistance
- Healthcare benefits
- 401(k) options for retirement security
- Flexible scheduling to design your own work week
- Rewarding professional growth and resume-building experience
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