Minimum 1+ years speech therapy experience required.
Travel SLP & SLPA Opportunities Discover Your Next Career Adventure with Blazer Jobs!
Are you a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) or Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) ready to take your skills on the road? Blazer Jobs is connecting professionals like you with schools nationwide that are currently seeking dedicated travel SLPs and SLPAs. Whether you're hoping to explore new places or gain valuable career experience, we have assignments that align with your goals.
What Makes Travel Roles with Blazer Jobs Unique?
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Broaden Your Horizons: Collaborate with students across the U.S., enriching your practice with exposure to different school settings and learning environments.
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Customizable Contracts: Choose from a variety of short-term and long-term assignments based on your availability and preferences.
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Advance Your Career: Grow your network with educators, clinicians, and administrators from across the country.
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Explore New Places: Relocate temporarily to vibrant towns or quiet communities, all while doing meaningful work.
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Excellent Benefits: Receive competitive pay, travel stipends, housing support, and more to make your experience comfortable and rewarding.
Current Openings Include:
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Travel SLPs Provide impactful speech and language therapy to help students thrive academically and socially.
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Travel SLPAs Assist licensed SLPs in delivering crucial therapy, supporting students communication development.
How to Begin Your Travel Journey:
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Connect with Blazer Jobs Well find placements that match your interests and desired destinations.
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Verify Your License Make sure you meet state requirements for each job opportunity.
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Embrace the Experience Be ready to join new school teams and work with diverse student populations.
Excited to Learn More?
Email your resume to Taylor Cannon at Taylor.Cannon@BlazerJobs.com.
Feel free to reach out with questions were here to help! My direct phone number is 904-780-6927
Make your next move with Blazer Jobs where every assignment is an opportunity.
