Travel Speech Language Pathologist

Introduction

Embark on a transformative travel assignment as a Speech Language Pathologist in our dedicated program, with a placement in the welcoming community of Belen, New Mexico. This opportunity lets you leverage your clinical expertise to enhance communication, voice, fluency, articulation, and swallowing for patients across diverse settings—occupational, school, hospital, and rehab environments. Prepare to influence lives through evidence-based therapies, collaborative care planning, and a holistic approach that honors each patient’s goals.

Your journey begins on 01/26/2026 for a contract lasting Weeks, with a guaranteed 35 hours per week and a competitive weekly pay range of $2,194-$2,206. This role is ideal for clinicians who thrive in multidisciplinary teams, relish complex caseloads, and seek meaningful professional growth while experiencing the richness of travel work. New Mexico’s sunlit landscapes provide a vibrant backdrop for your practice, sparking creativity, resilience, and a strong sense of purpose as you help individuals communicate more effectively and participate more fully in daily life.

The state’s diverse culture, open spaces, and warm communities add depth to your professional and personal journey, inviting you to explore not only your patients’ worlds but also the striking beauty of the Southwest.

Belen offers a welcoming, family-friendly environment with convenient access to the amenities of nearby metro areas while preserving the charm of a smaller town. You’ll benefit from assignments across varied clinical settings, expanding your professional horizon while maintaining a supportive network close  opportunity to work in multiple locations within New Mexico—and even across the United States—provides exposure to diverse patient populations, treatment modalities, and regulatory landscapes, enriching your adaptability and clinical reasoning.

The region’s favorable climate, accessible outdoor recreation, and rich cultural tapestry support a balanced lifestyle, complementing your dedication to patient care. In addition, our program provides robust ongoing support, ensuring you have 24/7 assistance while traveling with the company, so you can focus on delivering exceptional outcomes for your patients while feeling secure and connected to a responsive support system.

As you travel, you’ll discover the beauty of New Mexico—desert skies, dramatic canyons, historic pueblos, and vibrant local arts—places that stimulate reflection, inspiration, and renewed energy for your clinical practice.

As a Travel Speech Language Pathologist, you will assess, diagnose, and treat communication and swallowing disorders across patient populations, collaborating with families, teachers, physicians, and other therapists to create comprehensive, individualized care plans. Your key responsibilities include conducting thorough evaluations, establishing measurable goals, implementing evidence-based therapy approaches (e.g., articulation and phonology, language intervention, voice therapy, fluency shaping, and dysphagia management), documenting progress with precise data, and adjusting plans based on patient responses and family input.

You will provide culturally sensitive counseling for patients and caregivers, educate teams on therapy progress, and participate in multidisciplinary rounds to ensure seamless continuity of care. Documentation will reflect best practices for compliance and quality assurance, with timely reporting and maintained HIPAA standards. You may travel between clinical sites, schools, and facilities, requiring organized scheduling, efficient transportation planning, and a proactive, patient-centered mindset.

The position offers substantial professional growth—mentoring from seasoned clinicians, exposure to a breadth of cases, and opportunities to refine specialty competencies in pediatric, adult, or neurogenic communication disorders. In addition to a competitive weekly pay of $2,194-$2,206 and guaranteed 35 hours per week, you’ll have access to a sign-on bonus, housing assistance, and extension opportunities to continue…