What are the responsibilities and job description for the Travel Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) in Salado, TX position at Soliant?
Exciting travel opportunities await passionate Speech-Language Pathologists ready to make a difference in educational settings! Embark on a rewarding assignment in the scenic region near Salado, TX, supporting students while enjoying the benefits of a travel role. With premium compensation, non-taxable stipends, travel assistance, comprehensive healthcare coverage, a 401(k) retirement plan, and the security of ongoing assignments, this is the ideal way to advance your career and broaden your horizons.
Experience authentic Texas charm while working in two vibrant communities—Troy and Bartlett. Each community offers its own unique rewards: from the close-knit, supportive environment in Bartlett, where you’ll serve all grade levels, to the family-oriented district of Troy, focused on general education students. Both sites welcome Clinical Fellows and provide expert supervision, making this an excellent placement for both seasoned SLPs and those eager to launch their careers.
Venturing to these towns allows you to immerse yourself in new educational practices, interact with a diverse team of educators and administrators, and explore fresh leadership approaches—all while building your skill set and résumé. During your downtime, explore Central Texas’s beautiful parks, friendly towns, and welcoming local culture.
Qualifications & Skills
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Experience authentic Texas charm while working in two vibrant communities—Troy and Bartlett. Each community offers its own unique rewards: from the close-knit, supportive environment in Bartlett, where you’ll serve all grade levels, to the family-oriented district of Troy, focused on general education students. Both sites welcome Clinical Fellows and provide expert supervision, making this an excellent placement for both seasoned SLPs and those eager to launch their careers.
Venturing to these towns allows you to immerse yourself in new educational practices, interact with a diverse team of educators and administrators, and explore fresh leadership approaches—all while building your skill set and résumé. During your downtime, explore Central Texas’s beautiful parks, friendly towns, and welcoming local culture.
Qualifications & Skills
- Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology
- Active ASHA CCC or CFY eligibility
- Valid state SLP licensure (or ability to obtain)
- Experience in pediatrics, schools, or healthcare settings preferred
- Strong communication and collaboration abilities
- Dedicated to supporting diverse student needs
- Provide speech and language therapy for students as assigned
- Develop and implement individualized therapy plans
- Collaborate with teachers, families, and educational teams
- Complete evaluations, document progress, and participate in IEP meetings
- Manage caseloads across assigned grade levels (as outlined by district)
- Supervise and mentor Clinical Fellows (if applicable)
- Non-taxable stipends for housing and travel
- Assistance with travel arrangements
- Premium compensation
- Comprehensive healthcare benefits and 401(k)
- Steady contract work with job security
- Supportive supervision for Clinical Fellows
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