Travel School Speech Language Pathologist - North Little Rock, Arkansas

Job Description

Job Description

Traveling as a School Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) offers the ultimate blend of professional fulfillment and personal adventure. Here, every day brings the rewarding opportunity to make a difference in children’s lives, while you enjoy the flexibility and exciting perks that travel positions provide—including non-taxable stipends, dedicated travel assistance, and premium compensation. Comprehensive healthcare benefits, 401(k) options, and job security ensure you feel supported both on the road and in your career journey.

Located near the vibrant region of North Little Rock, AR, this assignment places you within reach of stunning state parks, buzzing local art scenes, and the rich charm of southern living. You’ll have the chance to broaden your clinical expertise, collaborate with educators and specialists who offer fresh perspectives, and add a diverse range of cases to your skill set—from early intervention to adolescent communication needs. Embrace the chance to advance your career, while spending your free time exploring new sights and experiences unique to Arkansas.

As part of this full-time, school-based role starting in August and spanning the full academic year, you’ll work with students across all grade levels (K-12) alongside supportive professionals—including an SLPA for additional collaboration—making every day dynamic and engaging. Clinical fellows are warmly welcomed and will thrive with accessible mentorship.

Qualifications:

• Current or eligible Speech-Language Pathology licensure (state and national CCC strongly preferred; CFY candidates encouraged)
• Experience or interest in school-based and/or pediatric settings
• Knowledge of speech/language disorders, educational IEPs, and teletherapy a plus
• SLPA supervision experience welcomed, but not required
• Comfortable working collaboratively with school staff and families

Responsibilities:

• Assess, diagnose, and treat speech, language, and communication disorders for K-12 students
• Develop and implement Individualized Education Programs (IEPs)
• Provide direct therapy (in-person and/or via teletherapy)
• Consult and collaborate with educators, families, and support staff
• Maintain thorough documentation and progress records
• Participate in staff meetings and professional development

Benefits:

• Non-taxable stipends for housing/meals
• Premium compensation
• 401(k) participation
• Comprehensive healthcare coverage
• Travel and relocation support
• School breaks and holidays off for adventure and relaxation

Step into an enriching school year filled with professional discovery, travel, and meaningful moments—apply today and take your career on a rewarding new path!

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