Travel Speech-Language Pathologist in New Oxford, PA

Exciting opportunities are available for enthusiastic Speech-Language Pathologists eager to make a significant impact while enjoying the dynamic benefits of a travel assignment. Imagine growing your expertise, accessing non-taxable stipends, and experiencing travel assistance and premium compensation, all while benefiting from comprehensive healthcare and 401(k) options—plus the reassurance of job security throughout your contract.

This travel position places you in scenic south-central Pennsylvania, close to New Oxford, with assignments at multiple innovative educational sites. This region offers a blend of history, vibrant community events, and proximity to both rural charm and metropolitan adventures. As you develop your professional skillset, you'll work alongside other passionate educators and therapists, participating in collaborative teams and expanding your resume with unique experiences in some of the state’s most forward-thinking schools.

Professional growth flourishes here as you navigate diverse work environments—including settings focused on complex needs, AAC integration, and supporting both mainstream and life skills students. You’ll make lasting connections, gain insight into varied approaches, and enjoy meaningful adventures across Pennsylvania during your downtime.

Desired Qualifications:

• Active PA Speech-Language Pathology and Teaching Certificates (must be submitted with resume)
• ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) or willingness to work as CF; CFs considered with agency-paid supervision
• Strong skills in schools-based therapy and AAC devices
• Experience or enthusiasm for working in elementary, middle, or secondary school settings
• Team-oriented with a passion for collaborating with OTs, PTs, and vision/hearing specialists
• Virtual-only applicants and SLPAs not recognized in PA

Key Responsibilities:

• Deliver onsite speech therapy for diverse caseloads—elementary, middle grades, high school, and specialized learning centers
• Participate in multidisciplinary team meetings and collaborate on student-centered intervention plans
• Support students with a range of needs, from regular education to life skills and autistic support
• Contribute to transition planning and the functional real-life skill development for secondary students
• Leverage AAC and other technology as appropriate

Benefits:

• Non-taxable stipends, travel assistance, and premium compensation packages
• Healthcare, 401(k), and reliable job security
• Opportunity for professional development and resume expansion
• Experience a rewarding mix of community engagement and personal adventure

Step into a role where your expertise makes a difference, your career grows, and every day brings new rewards. Take the next step and apply today!