Travel School Speech Language Pathologist - Philadelphia, PA

Job Description

Job Description

Consider taking your career on an exciting journey as a travel Speech-Language Pathologist near vibrant Philadelphia, PA! This opportunity stands out with premium compensation, generous non-taxable stipends, and dedicated travel support. You'll enjoy weekly pay, comprehensive healthcare benefits, a robust 401(k) with matching, and access to flexible spending accounts, all while maintaining the security of a long-term school calendar position.

The location near Philadelphia offers a unique blend of historic culture, diverse culinary experiences, and a lively urban atmosphere. Explore world-class museums, scenic riverfronts, and a thriving arts community on weekends, all just a train ride from surrounding East Coast destinations. Immerse yourself in a culturally rich environment as you support local students and broaden your own horizons.

As a travel SLP, you'll experience professional growth by collaborating with a diverse, multidisciplinary team whose leadership is committed to best practices. You'll expand your skills by working with students ages 3–21 who have a variety of needs, from visual impairments to complex communication challenges, using AAC technology and innovative, functional goal-setting. This role will enhance your portfolio as you adapt to new settings and approaches, making a lasting difference in the lives of students while enjoying meaningful travel adventures during your downtime.

Qualifications:

• Current (or eligible for) PA Speech-Language Pathologist licensure
• CCC-SLP or eligibility for CFY supervision
• Experience with AAC devices, eye gaze technology, tactile/picture communication systems, and/or low-tech assistive devices preferred
• Strong commitment to supporting students with visual, cognitive, medical, or orthopedic needs

Responsibilities:

• Deliver direct, consultative, and group SLP services for a caseload of 25–40 students
• Focus on functional communication skills and encouraging independence
• Develop and implement individualized communication support systems
• Integrate therapy into students’ daily routines and collaborate with educators and families

Benefits:

• Weekly pay and highly competitive compensation
• Comprehensive health, dental, and vision coverage
• 401(k) with company matching and flexible spending accounts

Adventure awaits just outside Philadelphia — step into a role where your expertise inspires growth, and each day brings new opportunities to learn and lead. Submit your application today and start your travel SLP journey this August!

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