Teletherapy Jobs

• Speech Language Pathologist – Telespeech SLPs help students with a variety of needs including Fluency, Childhood Apraxia of Speech, Autism Spectrum Disorder and more.
• Occupational Therapist – As a Telehealth OT you can perform a variety of services remotely such as evaluation, monitoring, intervention and more. 
• School Psychologist – As a Telehealth School Psychologist you are responsible for helping students with behavior and mental health issues.

Using Teletherapy for Supplemental Income

If you are looking for additional income, teletherapy may help! Many therapists choose to do teletherapy as a second job – helping student across the county in different time zones when the therapist isn’t expected to be at their, usual full-time job.

Teletherapy Job Market

Emerging research shows teletherapy can work as well or better than in-person therapy with the right tools and appropriate training. For many rural areas across the nation, finding appropriate providers for students with special needs can be difficult, if not impossible. 

Rediscover the fulfillment of making a difference in the life of a child who needs it most. With teletherapy, you’re empowered to provide the best possible care to children from the comfort of your own home at your own time. If you’re an experienced school-based professional who’s ready to take your career in a new direction, Soliant offers a new and dynamic career path for you. Browse our open jobs below.