What are the responsibilities and job description for the Travel Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) - Dearborn, MI position at Soliant?
Exciting opportunities await for Speech-Language Pathologists seeking a dynamic travel assignment in vibrant Dearborn, MI! Embarking on a travel career means enjoying advantages like untaxed stipends to enhance your take-home pay, streamlined travel support to make relocation easier, plus premium compensation. Benefit from robust healthcare, 401(k) retirement options, and job security that lets you truly focus on making a difference. Travel roles empower you to elevate your clinical expertise while engaging with new communities and building a standout professional profile.
Nested just outside Metro Detroit, Dearborn offers a unique blend of lively culture, accessible outdoor activities, and an array of local dining and entertainment—perfect for adventures during your downtime. As you serve the students and educators of this welcoming community, you’ll grow professionally through exposure to varied school-based therapy models, diverse teams, and the mentorship of experienced educational leaders. Each day offers fresh experiences and the chance to create lasting impact.
Openings include several SLP assignments across elementary settings. You can expect to work with a range of age groups and needs—from traditional caseloads in multiple buildings to specialized roles in functional classrooms that support students requiring intensive interventions.
Qualifications/Desired Experience
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Nested just outside Metro Detroit, Dearborn offers a unique blend of lively culture, accessible outdoor activities, and an array of local dining and entertainment—perfect for adventures during your downtime. As you serve the students and educators of this welcoming community, you’ll grow professionally through exposure to varied school-based therapy models, diverse teams, and the mentorship of experienced educational leaders. Each day offers fresh experiences and the chance to create lasting impact.
Openings include several SLP assignments across elementary settings. You can expect to work with a range of age groups and needs—from traditional caseloads in multiple buildings to specialized roles in functional classrooms that support students requiring intensive interventions.
Qualifications/Desired Experience
- Current Michigan SLP license or eligibility
- Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology (SLP-CCC)
- Prior experience working in school settings preferred
- Comfort managing diverse student caseloads, including special needs
- Excellent communication, collaboration, and documentation skills
- Provide direct and consultative speech therapy services for students
- Develop and implement IEPs in coordination with educational teams
- Evaluate, diagnose, and treat speech, language, voice, and fluency disorders
- Maintain accurate records, progress notes, and compliance documentation
- Collaborate with families, teachers, and support staff to deliver student-centered care
- Comprehensive healthcare coverage
- 401(k) plan for future security
- Assistance with travel and housing arrangements
- Untaxed stipends to maximize income
- Opportunities for continuing education and professional growth
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