Travel School Speech and Language Pathologist | Lexington, North Carolina

Job Description

Job Description

Degree in Speech-Language Pathology, active SLP license and 1+ year of Speech-Language Pathology experience required. Applicants who do not meet these qualifications will not be considered.

Expand your expertise and embrace adventure as a travel Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) in beautiful North Carolina. This is a full-time position where you’ll provide invaluable support to K-12 students. Take advantage of attractive non-taxable stipends, comprehensive healthcare options, 401(k) retirement planning, and travel assistance—plus the security and growth that come with a long-term contract. As a travel professional, you’ll secure premium compensation while gaining invaluable experience working within diverse school environments.

Located near Lexington, NC, you’ll discover a region rich in history, vibrant with Southern hospitality, and surrounded by scenic landscapes. With opportunities across the eastern and southern portions of the district, you’ll be able to explore charming communities, savor local cuisine, and enjoy outdoor adventures in your downtime. This assignment not only allows you to make a difference—it’s an invitation to broaden your professional repertoire and experience life in a new setting.

Build your resume with exposure to distinct workplace cultures and leadership styles, all while collaborating with a supportive educational team. The district offers flexibility regarding caseload preferences, and you’ll work with up to 35 students, including those with Autism and low cognitive disabilities, creating a meaningful impact.

Qualifications:

• Active NC SLP license (CCC or CF; district supervision available for CFs)
• School-based experience preferred, especially with Autism and low cognitive needs
• Availability for the full school year (August 12, 2026 – June 11, 2027)
• Must be available for 35–37.5 hours per week
• SLPA credentials are not being considered at this time

Responsibilities:

• Assess, diagnose, and treat speech, language, and communication disorders within a school setting
• Collaborate with educators and families to promote student progress
• Effectively document and monitor student outcomes
• Adapt therapy plans to accommodate various caseloads and student needs

Benefits:

• Tax-advantaged stipends
• Travel and relocation support
• Retirement plan options (401k)
• Long-term job security

Take the next step in your SLP career—apply now and experience both professional and personal growth in vibrant North Carolina!

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