Travel School Speech Language Pathologist - De Soto, Kansas

Exciting travel opportunities await Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) eager to make an impact while enjoying a fulfilling, adventurous career. This dynamic school assignment brings you near the welcoming community of De Soto, KS, offering a chance to embrace rewarding work with non-taxable stipends, comprehensive travel assistance, premium compensation, healthcare benefits, 401(k) participation, and reliable job security. If you’re seeking a change of scenery without sacrificing stability or growth, this is your perfect match. Nestled in the heartland, the De Soto area boasts a unique blend of charming small-town appeal with easy access to cultural attractions, outdoor activities, and a genuine sense of community. Experience Kansas's beautiful prairies and vibrant fall scenery, while broadening your horizons both professionally and personally. This travel SLP assignment covers two settings: one middle school and one high school. Each school features a smaller student population, but with specialized center-based programs where your expertise will have a particularly profound impact. The role offers 40 hours per week with some scheduling flexibility; those interested in part‑time options are also encouraged to apply. The assignment starts ASAP, concluding in December, with the possibility of extending through the academic year. Working in new school environments means you'll gain valuable exposure to diverse approaches in speech and language services, leadership, and collaborative work with multidisciplinary teams—helping you expand your resume and skill set. On weekends or after the school day ends at 3:35 PM, enjoy exploring nearby parks, local cuisine, and regional attractions. What You'll Need Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology Valid SLP license for Kansas (or eligibility to obtain) Experience working in school settings, preferably with middle and/or high school students Ability to manage caseloads with a focus on center-based, high-needs programs Your Responsibilities Provide direct speech and language therapy to students Conduct comprehensive assessments and develop individualized education plans (IEPs) Collaborate with teachers, special educators, and families Maintain accurate documentation and progress reports Perks And Advantages Non-taxable stipends and travel support Premium compensation and healthcare benefits 401(k) for your future security Flexible scheduling and part‑time consideration Professional growth and resume-building experiences #J-18808-Ljbffr Soliant