Travel School-Based Speech Language Pathologist | Port Charlotte, Florida

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.

Adventure-seeking Speech-Language Pathologists: this is your moment! Embark on a rewarding travel assignment in beautiful Port Charlotte, FL—a destination where sandy shores meet welcoming communities and every day offers meaningful impact. Working as a travel SLP isn’t just about a change of scenery: it’s about embracing premium compensation, non-taxable stipends, full travel support, and the security that comes with comprehensive benefits and 401(k) options as you expand your career.

Port Charlotte is the ideal spot to balance career growth with an enviable lifestyle. Between sessions, immerse yourself in palm-lined parks, explore the Gulf’s tranquil waters, or enjoy authentic coastal cuisine. Travel assignments here mean you’ll gain hands-on experience with diverse student populations and new Special Education leadership styles while adding impressive depth to your resume. Every day, you’ll experience lessons in flexibility, creativity, and collaborative practice—foundations to propel your future.

As an SLP in this dynamic, supportive district, you’ll work primarily with PreK to 22-year-old students, providing direct and consultative services for a caseload of about 60. This school focuses on moderate to severe needs, giving you the chance to make a direct difference and strengthen your supervision skills by mentoring an SLPA on site. Expect collaboration with dedicated teams, paid travel opportunities between locations, and regular participation in IEP meetings.

Qualifications:

• Active SLP license in Florida (CFY and CCCs considered)
• Experience in school, pediatric, or moderate-to-severe caseloads beneficial
• CFYs welcome with clinical supervision provided
• Expertise in comprehensive evaluations, Medicaid documentation, and IEP processes
• Strong collaboration and adaptability skills

Responsibilities:

• Deliver direct and consult-based speech services for PreK–young adult students
• Oversee and support SLPA
• Conduct evaluations and attend IEP meetings
• Provide Medicaid-related documentation
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary school teams

Benefits:

• Generous non-taxable stipends and premium compensation
• Full travel assistance and job security
• Healthcare and 401(k) options
• Opportunities for professional development and resume growth
• Explore new regions during your downtime

Embrace the adventure—advance your career and make memories in sunny Florida. Apply now and discover how a travel SLP role can energize your personal and professional journey!

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