Travel Speech Language Pathologist Job

IntroductionEmbark on a rewarding journey as a Travel Speech Language Pathologist in Georgia, Cumming, where every session fuels meaningful progress and every assignment expands your clinical horizons. This opportunity blends the artistry of speech-language pathology with the excitement of travel, empowering you to impact children and adults across diverse settings while deepening your expertise within the specialty. As an SLP, you’ll assess, diagnose, and treat a wide range of speech, language, voice, resonance, fluency, and cognitive-communication disorders. You’ll design personalized therapy plans, track progress, and partner with families, teachers, and care teams to ensure practical, measurable outcomes. Beyond the therapy room, Georgia’s landscapes invite inspiration — from Lake Lanier’s shimmering waters and the foothills of the Blue Ridge to vibrant small towns and a welcoming community spirit. The state’s sunny days, scenic byways, and rich southern heritage provide a supportive backdrop for professional growth and personal well-being, helping you bring your full self to the work you love.Location BenefitsCumming offers a thriving, family-friendly environment with access to parks, top-tier schools, dining, and recreational activities, coupled with easy proximity to Atlanta’s medical networks and cultural offerings. For the right clinician, this travel opportunity also provides the flexibility to work in diverse locations across the United States, enriching your clinical repertoire and expanding your professional network. You’ll benefit from streamlined onboarding, a dedicated recruiter, and ongoing mentorship within a national community that values collaboration and best practices. Whether you’re drawn to southern hospitality, mountain trails, or urban amenities, Georgia serves as a welcoming launchpad, while the broader program opens doors to additional locations, assignments, and experiences that broaden your skill set and career trajectory.Role Specifics and Benefits- Key responsibilities: conduct comprehensive speech-language assessments; develop, implement, and adjust individualized therapy plans; deliver evidence-based interventions across pediatric and adult populations; address articulation, language, fluency, voice, cognitive-communication, and AAC needs; monitor progress and modify goals; provide caregiver and family training; document thoroughly in line with regulatory and professional standards; collaborate with school teams, physicians, and other clinicians; participate in IEP processes or care planning as required; maintain compliance with ASHA guidelines and state licensure requirements; engage in case conferences and outcome reporting.- Professional growth: expand expertise across diverse settings, populations, and treatment modalities; opportunities to specialize in pediatric feeding, AAC, voice therapy, or social communication strategies; access to continuing education resources, mentorship, and pathway options for expanded responsibilities within the organization; potential to extend assignments and advance within a nationwide network of clinicians.- Competitive benefits: weekly pay between $1,860 and $2,022; guaranteed hours of 40 per week; a signup bonus and/or performance-based incentives; housing assistance or stipend to ease transitions; opportunity to extend contracts based on performance and need; travel reimbursements and stipends to offset relocation costs; flexible scheduling designed to support work-life balance.- Comprehensive support: 24/7 travel support from dedicated operations and clinical teams; on-call clinical consultants for complex cases; robust onboarding, licensure guidance, and access to a case management network to facilitate smooth transitions between assignments; reliable housing referrals and relocation assistance to ensure a comfortable start in each new location.Company ValuesOur company is built on empowering clinicians, advancing careers, and cultivating a supportive, collaborative environment. We prioritize clinician well-being, transparent communication, and ongoing professional development. You’ll find mentorship, recognition for achievement, and opportunities to contribute to innovative patient care programs that elevate practice standards. The culture centers on respect, inclusion, and a shared commitment to helping you flourish both personally and professionally as you deliver exceptional care.Call to ActionIf you’re ready to make a lasting impact as a Speech Language Pathologist while exploring new communities and expanding your professional reach, apply now. This multi-week assignment starts on 02/16/2026 with guaranteed 40 hours per week, competitive compensation, and a comprehensive support ecosystem designed to empower your growth. Join a company that values your expertise, offers meaningful opportunities for advancement, and stands beside you as you navigate new assignments across Georgia and beyond. Your next chapter in dynamic, impactful speech-language pathology awaits — seize it today.Note: Hours and pay rates listed are estimates and may vary. Final compensation packages and guaranteed hours will be confirmed during the hiring process.

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