Travel Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) in Coal Center, PA

Embark on an exciting journey as a travel Speech‑Language Pathologist (SLP) and enjoy the rewarding combination of meaningful work, professional exploration, and comprehensive support. A travel SLP role gives you the opportunity to make a significant difference in the lives of students while receiving valuable non‑taxable stipends, dedicated travel assistance, outstanding benefits, premium compensation, and the long‑term security of a 401(k). Experience the peace of mind that comes with job stability—all while growing your career in a dynamic, supportive environment. This position is based in the charming regions of Washington and Greene County, PA, near Coal Center—a setting rich in history, close‑knit communities, and beautiful landscapes. Traveling here allows you to absorb the warmth of small‑town life, experience hidden local gems, and enjoy vibrant cultural offerings. Embrace the chance to learn from diverse educational settings across multiple schools, broadening your expertise through collaboration with a variety of specialists and administrators. Take advantage of professional development opportunities that come with adapting to new sites and approaches, expanding your clinical skills, and building your resume through hands‑on experience in multiple school environments. Your downtime is yours to explore scenic parks, unique local shops, and the welcoming atmosphere of southwestern Pennsylvania. Essential Qualifications Active PA SLP Educator Certificate Speech‑Language Pathology, Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC‑SLP) preferred Experience in school‑based SLP settings encouraged Strong communication and time management skills Comfortable commuting across multiple schools in Washington and Greene County Key Responsibilities Provide in‑person speech‑language therapy at several school sites: 1 day/week at Bethlehem‑Center Elementary (Fredericktown, PA) Wednesdays at Fort Cherry Elementary (McDonald, PA) 2 days/week at Waynesburg Campus (Waynesburg, PA) Assess, diagnose, and treat speech, language, and communication disorders for elementary students Collaborate closely with educators, staff, and families for integrated support Develop and implement IEPs in accordance with school and federal guidelines Maintain thorough documentation and monitor student progress Attractive Benefits Non‑taxable stipends and travel support Premium compensation Healthcare coverage, 401(k), and job security Professional growth in varied, close‑knit educational communities #J-18808-Ljbffr Soliant