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Travel School-Based Speech Language Pathologist Assistant - Richland, Washington
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What they do
A Speech Language Pathology Assistant assists licensed speech language pathologists in treating people with speech and language or other communication disorders or swallowing disorders. Assists with screening and helps patients with therapy activities. Works with adults or children and helps to treat a variety of speech disorders or communication problems created by stroke or injury.
$54,833 / year median in Washington
+16% projected growth
Job Description
Exciting opportunity awaits for a passionate Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) who thrives in dynamic travel roles! Imagine enhancing your career while making a real difference in the lives of toddlers and infants, all while exploring the vibrant region near Richland, WA. Travel assignments offer exceptional advantages—benefit from premium, non-taxable stipends, comprehensive healthcare coverage, travel assistance, and a secure role with long-term growth potential. Experience the freedom to develop your talents, enjoy job security, and contribute to the educational journeys of young learners. Richland, WA, is celebrated for its welcoming community, access to outdoor recreation along the beautiful Columbia River, and proximity to a flourishing arts scene. Traveling to this location opens doors to stunning landscapes, local wineries, and a wealth of activities to enjoy during your downtime. Professionally, you'll collaborate with new teams, gain exposure to diverse clinical approaches, and develop skills uniquely valuable for your resume. You'll have the chance to: Deliver early intervention support for toddlers and infants in a school setting. Collaborate with SLPs and interdisciplinary teams to create and implement individualized therapy plans. Assist in documenting progress, preparing materials, and providing direct therapeutic activities. Engage with families and caregivers, sharing insights and progress to foster developmental growth.