What are the responsibilities and job description for the Travel Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) in Kyle, TX position at Soliant?
Step into a rewarding travel opportunity where your expertise as a Speech-Language Pathologist will make a tangible difference for students in a vibrant Texas setting. This is your chance to embrace the adventure and flexibility that travel roles offer—enjoy generous non-taxable stipends, travel support, premium compensation, outstanding healthcare benefits, a strong 401(k) plan, and the peace of job security while working in a supportive school environment.
Discover the dynamic community near Kyle, TX, a welcoming area known for its mix of small-town charm and easy access to big-city attractions. Here, you’ll broaden your professional horizons by collaborating with diverse teams and encountering a variety of instructional approaches—valuable experience that enhances any resume. When you’re not supporting students, you’ll have plenty of chances to explore the region’s lively culture, scenic parks, and delicious local cuisine.
Whether you prefer a full-time, part-time, or hybrid work schedule, there’s flexibility to match your needs. You’ll primarily help elementary students but will also support secondary students in specialized units. Some roles offer the opportunity to mentor and supervise SLPAs, further developing your leadership and supervisory skills.
Qualifications
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Discover the dynamic community near Kyle, TX, a welcoming area known for its mix of small-town charm and easy access to big-city attractions. Here, you’ll broaden your professional horizons by collaborating with diverse teams and encountering a variety of instructional approaches—valuable experience that enhances any resume. When you’re not supporting students, you’ll have plenty of chances to explore the region’s lively culture, scenic parks, and delicious local cuisine.
Whether you prefer a full-time, part-time, or hybrid work schedule, there’s flexibility to match your needs. You’ll primarily help elementary students but will also support secondary students in specialized units. Some roles offer the opportunity to mentor and supervise SLPAs, further developing your leadership and supervisory skills.
Qualifications
- Master’s Degree in Speech-Language Pathology
- Current or eligible Texas SLP license
- Open to both Clinical Fellowship Year (CFY) and CCC-SLP candidates
- Experience or interest working with K-12 students; strong preference for elementary focus
- Willingness to supervise SLPAs in some positions
- Comfort with hybrid (in-person/remote) work structure
- Deliver direct speech-language services to elementary and select secondary students
- Assess, diagnose, and treat speech, language, and communication disorders
- Maintain progress records, develop IEPs, and participate in ARD/IEP meetings
- Collaborate with educational staff and families for student success
- Supervise SLPAs when needed
- Non-taxable stipends and reliable travel assistance
- Premium compensation and robust healthcare coverage
- 401(k) plan ensuring long-term financial security
- Flexible full-time, part-time, and hybrid schedule options
- Immediate start and support through the end of the school year
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