What are the responsibilities and job description for the Travel Speech Language Pathologist in Roseburg, OR position at Soliant?
Step into a rewarding travel opportunity as a highly valued Speech-Language Pathologist, where your expertise can truly make a difference and each assignment brings new growth. Embrace the fullness of travel work, including non-taxable stipends, tailored travel support, premium compensation, healthcare and 401(k) benefits, and stability you can rely on. You’ll enjoy the freedom and security to focus on your passion—helping students thrive.
Set your sights on scenic southern Oregon, near Roseburg, where natural beauty meets welcoming communities and each season brings its own charm. This is your chance to experience the unique blend of outdoor adventure and small-town warmth the region offers. Between assignments, discover cascading waterfalls, tranquil forests, and the endless possibilities for exploration in Douglas County.
This dual-assignment role gives you the perfect platform for professional growth—expanding your skill set by serving early intervention populations from July through October and then moving into Early Childhood Special Education settings from November through January. Experience diverse work environments, different leadership styles, and a true sense of purpose as you help students and families at critical stages of development.
Desired Experience And Qualifications
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Set your sights on scenic southern Oregon, near Roseburg, where natural beauty meets welcoming communities and each season brings its own charm. This is your chance to experience the unique blend of outdoor adventure and small-town warmth the region offers. Between assignments, discover cascading waterfalls, tranquil forests, and the endless possibilities for exploration in Douglas County.
This dual-assignment role gives you the perfect platform for professional growth—expanding your skill set by serving early intervention populations from July through October and then moving into Early Childhood Special Education settings from November through January. Experience diverse work environments, different leadership styles, and a true sense of purpose as you help students and families at critical stages of development.
Desired Experience And Qualifications
- Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology
- Active licensure as an SLP in Oregon, or eligibility to obtain
- Experience in school settings preferred
- Familiarity with early intervention and ECSE populations a plus
- Flexibility and strong communication skills
- Deliver speech-language therapy to students in early intervention (home-bound; paired with another therapist, July–October)
- Provide services to ECSE students in local learning centers (November–January), occasionally traveling within Douglas County
- Complete assessments, develop treatment plans, and support IEP meetings
- Document progress and maintain required reports and records
- Non-taxable stipends for housing and meals
- Comprehensive travel assistance
- Top-tier healthcare coverage and 401(k)
- Job security throughout your assignment
- Expansive professional development and resume diversity
- Unmatched opportunities for geographic and cultural exploration during your time off
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