Travel School Speech Language Pathologist - Flint, Michigan

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.

Exciting opportunities await skilled Speech-Language Pathologists seeking a travel assignment in the vibrant regions around Flint, Michigan, including Grand Blanc, Lansing, and Detroit. Working as a travel SLP offers more than just a change of scenery—it provides you with non-taxable stipends, travel assistance, and the unique reward of premium compensation. Enjoy comprehensive healthcare benefits, job stability, and retirement security through a 401(k) plan, all while making a tangible difference in students' lives.

Flint and its neighboring cities are rich with the culture and history of Michigan. Dive deep into the dynamic educational landscape of urban and suburban schools, and enhance your professional toolkit by collaborating with a diverse staff and learning various leadership approaches. Expand your resume with unique experiences as you explore local culture and spend your downtime adventuring through scenic lakes, exciting food scenes, and artistic hubs.

Professional growth abounds—working in multiple school environments strengthens your adaptability and exposes you to innovative techniques. Whether supporting new graduates (CFY) or seasoned SLPs, you’ll experience meaningful challenges and triumphs every day.

Qualifications:

• Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology; K-12 experience preferred
• ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC-SLP) preferred; will consider CFYs (with established supervisor in Flint)
• Michigan SLP license or proof of application/pending status
• Comfortable providing onsite therapy in school settings
• Ability to travel between assigned schools as needed
• Official university transcripts required before district consideration
• Experience supporting urban youth and knowledge of resources for families is a plus

Responsibilities:

• Deliver direct speech and language therapy (individual and group sessions)
• Collaborate with teachers and parents to integrate speech goals into instruction
• Develop and monitor student IEPs and participate in related meetings
• Conduct evaluations, maintain documentation, and ensure compliance
• Consult on AAC systems and provide in-service training for staff
• Manage therapy materials, and support referral processes for additional services
• Travel between school sites to deliver intervention

Benefits:

• Non-taxable travel stipends and travel assistance
• Premium compensation package
• Healthcare coverage and 401(k)
• Professional growth and resume-building experiences
• Exposure to diverse educational settings

Ready to make an impact and expand your career horizons in Michigan? Apply today and set out on your next adventure!

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