Travel School SLP — Housing Covered + Benefits

Jackson HealthPros; Laurens (SC); On-site; USD 68,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Weekly pay

Full medical benefits

401k matching

24/7 recruiter support

Referral bonuses

100% paid housing for travel contracts

Travel & license reimbursement

Job summary

Jackson HealthPros in Laurens, SC is seeking a travel School Speech-Language Pathologist for a 36-week assignment in a full-time, in-person, school-based setting.

You will conduct assessments, develop IEPs, and collaborate with teachers and families while enjoying a comprehensive benefits package and relocation/travel support.

This travel role requires a Master’s in SLP, state licensure, ASHA CCCs, and active SC educator credentials, with a focus on middle school students.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology required.
• Current state licensure in good standing or eligibility.
• ASHA CCCs required.
• Educators license and active SC educator license prior to starting.
• Experience with middle school students.

Responsibilities

• Provide speech and language therapy in a school-based setting.
• Conduct assessments, develop IEPs, and deliver goal-aligned therapy.
• Collaborate with teachers, parents, and school teams.
• Maintain compliant documentation per district, state, and federal guidelines.

Education

Master’s Degree in Speech-Language Pathology

State licensure in good standing (or eligibility)

ASHA CCCs

Educators License

Active SC educator license prior to starting

Middle school experience

Job description

Jackson HealthPros in Laurens, SC is seeking a travel School Speech-Language Pathologist for a 36-week assignment in a full-time, in-person, school-based setting.

You will conduct assessments, develop IEPs, and collaborate with teachers and families while enjoying a comprehensive benefits package and relocation/travel support.

This travel role requires a Master’s in SLP, state licensure, ASHA CCCs, and active SC educator credentials, with a focus on middle school students.