Travel School Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) | Eugene, Oregon

Job Description

Job Description

Discover a fulfilling opportunity as a travel Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) where you’ll make a direct impact supporting students’ communication and life skills in a vibrant educational setting. Experience the benefits of working travel assignments—enjoy premium compensation, non-taxable stipends, comprehensive healthcare benefits, retirement planning with a 401(k), and expert travel assistance. Secure long-term job stability while immersing yourself in a new community.

Nestled near Eugene, OR, this position places you amidst the breathtaking beauty of the Pacific Northwest—where forests, rivers, and a thriving arts scene are just outside your door. The region offers endless adventures, from hiking and cycling trails to cozy local eateries, perfect for exploring during your downtime.

Here, you’ll build invaluable skills while collaborating with seasoned educators and professionals, introducing you to diverse approaches and broadening your expertise. Whether you’re looking to expand your knowledge in AAC or feeding and swallowing techniques, or simply wish to grow your skillset in life skills programming, this role welcomes both experienced professionals and those eager to learn.

Your work week will be evenly split between two distinct learning environments: half at Westmoreland, specializing in special education, and half assisting student socialization at Lane schools. You’ll support about 33 students, collaborating with paraprofessionals and assistants onsite. While you’ll often work independently, you’re never alone—SLP team members provide ongoing virtual support and monthly in-person meetings ensure connectedness.

Qualifications:

• Valid SLP–CCC credential and eligible for work in schools
• Experience with AAC and feeding/swallowing is a plus (training available)
• Passion for supporting students with life skills needs
• Adaptable and self-driven, with strong communication and organizational abilities

Responsibilities:

• Deliver speech/language and life skills support in a school setting
• Develop and implement IEPs and tailored treatment plans
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, paraprofessionals, and other school staff
• Document progress and contribute to student growth

Benefits:

• Premium compensation and non-taxable stipends
• Comprehensive healthcare coverage and 401(k)
• Ongoing travel support and job security
• Opportunities for professional growth and local exploration

Dare to enhance your career, gain new experiences, and make a meaningful difference—apply today for your next travel assignment in beautiful Oregon!

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