Hospital Speech Language Pathologist SLP

Clinical Management Consultants; Thorp (WA); On-site; USD 117,000 - 143,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

Paid time off

Professional development resources

Robust retirement plans

Job summary

Clinical Management Consultants seeks a Speech Language Therapist for a dynamic hospital setting in Central Washington. This role involves providing evaluations and treatments for various speech and language disorders in both inpatient and outpatient environments.

The ideal candidate will enjoy a vibrant lifestyle with abundant outdoor activities and a balanced cost of living. The position offers a competitive salary of up to $130,000, health benefits, professional development, and robust retirement plans.

Qualifications

• Experience in acute care and outpatient rehabilitation.
• Familiarity with dysphagia, cognitive-communication, and voice disorders.
• Ability to engage in interdisciplinary collaboration.

Responsibilities

• Comprehensive evaluations and treatments for communication disorders.
• Engage in interdisciplinary rounds and quality initiatives.
• Document outcomes to advance evidence-based care.

Job description

Elevate Speech Therapy in Central Washington

The Speech Language Therapist – Acute Care and Outpatient Rehabilitation will step into a high-energy hospital role where advanced practice meets purpose in a vibrant Pacific Northwest setting.

Why This Organization Stands Out

The Speech Language Therapist – Acute Care and Outpatient Rehabilitation will join a nationally recognized, Joint Commission–accredited hospital celebrated for patient safety, quality outcomes, and compassionate care. This organization invests in next-generation tools such as FEES and videofluoroscopic swallow study capabilities, integrated EMR decision support, and tele-rehab platforms that enable precise, patient-centered interventions. Community philanthropy, facility enhancements, and quality accolades highlight a stable, mission-driven environment. Professional development, CEU support, ASHA-aligned mentorship, and opportunities to contribute to clinical research empower growth in Speech‑Language Pathology.

Collaborative Structure & Scope

The Speech Language Therapist – Acute Care and Outpatient Rehabilitation will report to a Rehabilitation Services Manager and collaborate with leadership in Ancillary Services for seamless operations. Supported by friendly nurses and a diverse team of PT, OT, SLP peers, case management, respiratory therapy, pharmacists, and hospitalists, the role provides comprehensive evaluations and treatments for dysphagia, cognitive-communication, aphasia, voice, and language disorders across inpatient and outpatient settings. The Speech Language Therapist – Acute Care and Outpatient Rehabilitation will engage in interdisciplinary rounds, pathway development, quality initiatives, and accurate, outcomes-focused documentation to advance evidence-based care.

Central Washington Lifestyle

The Speech Language Therapist – Acute Care and Outpatient Rehabilitation will thrive in a four-season destination offering abundant sunshine, river adventures, scenic trails for hiking and biking, nearby winter sports, and access to renowned open-air concerts and regional festivals. With farm-to-table cuisine, vibrant wine country and craft breweries, welcoming neighborhoods, short commutes, and a balanced cost of living, the Speech Language Therapist – Acute Care and Outpatient Rehabilitation will find an exceptional blend of outdoor recreation, culture, and everyday convenience throughout Central Washington.

Compensation, Benefits & Next Steps

The Speech Language Therapist – Acute Care and Outpatient Rehabilitation will earn a competitive salary up to $130,000, plus a full suite of health benefits, paid time off, professional development resources, and robust retirement plans. To explore the fit and learn more, connect with a Clinical Management Consultants recruiter today—spark a confidential conversation and set the stage for a rewarding next chapter in Speech‑Language Pathology.