Travel Speech Language Pathologist

Job Overview

Answering the call to empower communication, this exciting Travel Speech Language Pathologist opportunity places you in the welcoming community of Lacey, Washington, where compassionate care meets professional growth. As a Speech Language Pathologist, you will drive meaningful outcomes for patients across the spectrum of speech, language, cognitive‑communication, and feeding and swallowing needs. Your expertise will illuminate progress in school settings, outpatient clinics, and acute or community‑based facilities, helping individuals of all ages find clearer voices, stronger connections, and renewed confidence in everyday life.

In this role, your impact stretches beyond therapy sessions into classrooms, family routines, and communities that value inclusive communication.

Washington’s rich landscapes—lush green forests, sparkling waterways, and the dramatic majesty of the Pacific Northwest—provide an inspiring backdrop for your work and well‑deserved downtime. From the glittering Puget Sound to the rugged beauty of the Cascades, from vibrant urban culture to tranquil outdoor escapes, this state offers balance and possibilities, inviting you to explore and recharge between rewarding assignments.

Location benefits are immediate in Lacey, a thriving hub with a supportive healthcare network, modern facilities, and access to the broader Washington region. You’ll enjoy a collaborative environment that values your clinical judgment, honors your professional voice, and supports your ongoing learning. The assignment also opens doors to working in various locations across the U.S., expanding your clinical perspective and enriching your practice with diverse patient populations, settings, and interprofessional collaborations.

This combination of local stability and national exposure lets you refine specialty skills—from articulation and language development to advanced feeding therapy—while building a versatile resume.

Role specifics and benefits begin with a clear mission: deliver comprehensive speech, language, and swallowing services, guided by evidence‑based practice, family‑centered care, and interprofessional collaboration. Key responsibilities include conducting thorough assessments, diagnosing communication and feeding/swallowing disorders, developing individualized treatment plans, implementing interventions, documenting progress in electronic health records, and providing ongoing caregiver and educator coaching. You will monitor outcomes, adjust plans as needed, and ensure seamless referrals to related disciplines.

Collaboration is central—participating in multidisciplinary teams, contributing to school or clinical teams, and communicating with families, teachers, and physicians to optimize outcomes. You’ll explore opportunities for professional growth within the specialty, stay current with best practices, and participate in mentoring or continuing education activities supported by the organization.

The package includes a competitive compensation structure with a weekly pay range of $2,414‑$2,511, and you’ll have access to a sign‑on bonus and housing assistance designed to ease relocation. Extension opportunities are available, allowing you to extend your impact and deepen your experience across settings and populations. The program delivers comprehensive support, including 24/7 assistance while traveling with the company, ensuring you and your patients have reliable resources, guidance, and problem‑solving at every step.

Start date is 01/12/2026 for a multi‑week assignment, with the flexibility of exploring additional weeks across locations as assignment needs and your professional appetite align. Start‑to‑finish, you’ll find a clear path for skill enrichment and leadership development within this specialty, supported by a culture that values your expertise and your well‑being.

Our company values a culture of empowerment, recognizing that dedicated clinicians are the engine of high‑quality care. We invest in your career advancement through structured mentorship, access to advanced training, and opportunities to lead…