Travel School Speech Language Pathologist - Starkville, MS

Job Description

Job Description

Exciting opportunities await for those looking to make a difference as a travel speech-language pathologist in a school environment! Embrace the benefits of a travel role, including non-taxable stipends, travel assistance, comprehensive healthcare coverage, 401(k) options, and reliable job stability—while helping students achieve their full communication potential.

Starkville, MS, with its welcoming Southern charm and vibrant college-town atmosphere, offers a unique blend of rich local culture and opportunities for exploration. Outside of your professional responsibilities, you’ll discover eclectic dining, lively music scenes, and scenic parks—plus, the region’s friendly community spirit makes your assignment both professionally fulfilling and personally rewarding.

Travel professionals in this position gain valuable skills by working across diverse educational settings, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, and supporting a variety of student needs. Expand your resume as you experience different workplace approaches, strengthen your leadership capabilities, and enjoy meaningful adventures in a new location during your downtime.

Desired Qualifications:

• Valid certification as Speech/Language Clinician (215) or Speech Associate (216)
• Eligible for speech-language pathologist licensure/certification within the state’s education system
• Ability to perform comprehensive screenings and assessments (speech, language, hearing)
• Diagnostic and treatment planning experience
• Skilled in IEP development, reviews, and progress monitoring
• Collaborative approach with teachers, families, and supporting agencies
• Able to travel between work locations as required
• Physically capable of moving through school environments and lifting up to 20 pounds

Key Responsibilities:

• Deliver interventions for students with communication disorders (speech, language, social, cognitive)
• Conduct screenings and assessments for speech and hearing
• Develop individualized IEP goals aligned with all regulations
• Implement therapy and maintain accurate, timely documentation
• Participate in annual IEP reviews, biweekly progress checks, and all relevant student meetings
• Collaborate with families, educators, and external partners
• Educate staff on speech and language support strategies

Why You’ll Love This Travel Position:

• Explore a lively Mississippi locale
• Gain exposure to varied school practices
• Enhance your professional network
• Enjoy security and comprehensive benefits

Apply today to bring your expertise to a new setting, enrich your career, and enjoy all that Starkville and travel work have to offer!

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