Travel School-Based Speech Language Pathologist | Eugene, Oregon

Job Description

Job Description

Exciting opportunities await SLP professionals seeking travel assignments! If you’re passionate about making a difference in students’ lives while enriching your own career, this travel position based near Eugene, OR, is an ideal fit. Enjoy the rewarding experience of supporting high school and elementary students through their life skills programming, with the added perks of non-taxable stipends, travel assistance, premium compensation, healthcare benefits, 401(k), and the security of a full school-year contract.

Eugene and its scenic surroundings promise both adventure and inspiration. Known for its vibrant arts scene, outdoor recreation, and welcoming atmosphere, living and working here offers the perfect blend of professional satisfaction and personal exploration. Travel assignments provide the chance to absorb the culture of a new region, expand your clinical perspective in diverse settings, and glean insights from a range of workplace practices and leadership styles—valuable resume assets and steps toward greater career growth.

This role involves supporting approximately 33 students across two high schools and one elementary campus, dividing your week between two schools. The caseload focuses on life skills, with a preference for candidates knowledgeable in feeding/swallowing (safe eating) and experience with AAC—though training is available for eager learners. You’ll enjoy collaboration with an established team of SLPs (12 on staff), in-person assistance from paraprofessionals and specialists, and regular virtual/monthly SLP team support. Benefit from a school culture committed to student success and professional growth, working individually but never alone.

Desired Skills & Qualifications:

• Active SLP license; SLP-CCC preferred
• Experience with school-aged children and life skills programming
• Exposure to/interest in feeding, swallowing (safe eating), and AAC tools (training available)
• Flexibility to alternate between high school and elementary environments
• Strong communication and organizational skills

Key Responsibilities:

• Provide direct speech-language services in both individual and group settings
• Serve students in life skills programs, addressing communication, feeding, and socialization needs
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, including special education staff and paraeducators
• Maintain records and documentation in accordance with school district standards

Perks & Benefits:

• Travel assistance and non-taxable stipends
• Premium compensation package
• Healthcare, 401(k), and job stability throughout the school year
• Support from both on-site and virtual SLP teams

Embrace the journey and elevate your career with this dynamic assignment! Apply today to take the first step toward an unforgettable professional and personal experience.

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