Travel Speech Language Pathologist Job

TLC Healthforce • North Adams, MA

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About The Position

Embark on a purposeful journey as a Speech Language Pathologist in North Adams, Massachusetts, where your expertise will empower individuals across the spectrum of communication and swallowing needs. This role invites you to make a tangible difference—from early intervention to complex rehabilitation—helping clients rediscover expressive clarity, social connection, and quality of life. In the heart of the beautiful Berkshires, you’ll experience a community that values collaboration, artistry, and the outdoors, with easy access to hiking, cultural events, and historic towns. And for those who crave broader horizons, there are opportunities to provide skilled services in other remarkable locations across the United States, expanding your professional footprint while you grow. North Adams offers a unique blend of small-town warmth and big-city resources within reach. You’ll be based in a setting where stunning natural scenery accompanies vibrant cultural experiences—art installations, seasonal festivals, local farms, and nearby rivers and trails create an ideal backdrop for therapeutic work and personal well-being. The region’s welcoming healthcare networks provide strong interdisciplinary teams, meaningful case variety, and pathways to expand your clinical repertoire. If you relish a healthy work-life balance, you’ll appreciate the seasonal beauty, accessible outdoor recreation, and the sense of community that makes this area especially enriching for clinicians who value connection and impact. Beyond MA, there’s a broader mosaic of assignments across the U.S., creating opportunities to experience diverse practice environments while maintaining roots in your specialty. Role specifics and benefits begin with a core commitment to your growth as a clinician. In this assignment, you will conduct comprehensive speech, language, and swallowing assessments, design evidence-based intervention plans, implement therapy across pediatrics and/or adults, monitor progress with rigorous documentation, and collaborate closely with families, teachers, physicians, and vocational teams. You’ll leverage current best practices for articulation, language development, fluency, voice therapy, cognitive-communication strategies, and dysphagia management, tailoring interventions to each client’s goals and cultural context. The position emphasizes growth within the Speech Language Pathologist specialty, with opportunities to refine assessment techniques, expand interdisciplinary collaboration, and pursue continuing education credits through the program. The role also offers competitive compensation and a robust support network: a generous weekly pay range of $2,426 to $2,560, with guaranteed 40 hours per week, ensuring predictable income and a steady caseload. Start date is 02/16/2026, and the assignment duration is listed in weeks, providing a defined yet flexible timeline aligned with clinical needs and your personal plans. We also provide a compelling benefits package designed to sustain you on the road. In addition to the attractive pay, you’ll receive housing assistance to ease relocation or temporary housing costs, a bonus structure recognizing performance and tenure, and extension opportunities that allow you to continue contributing in teams you trust. You’ll have access to comprehensive support from a dedicated travel companion team, including 24/7 assistance while you’re traveling with the company—covering licensure questions, scheduling, housing logistics, and clinical questions that may arise away from a home base. This support framework is designed so you can focus on delivering exceptional care while knowing help is available around the clock. The combination of financial stability, practical benefits, and a structured path for extension creates a powerful platform for professional advancement within the Speech Language Pathologist field. Our company values your growth, autonomy, and well-being. We are committed to empowering our staff through mentorship, structured career development opportunities, and a collaborative, positive work environment. You’ll find a culture that emphasizes clinical excellence, ethical practice, and mutual respect—where your expertise is recognized, your voice is heard, and your contributions shape program improvements and patient outcomes. The flexible travel model also supports work-life balance, fosters cultural competence, and encourages you to broaden your clinical perspective through varied patient populations and settings. If you’re ready to apply, this is an exciting opportunity to join a company that respects your skill, supports your professional development, and values your impact on patients and families. North Adams awaits your expertise, with the Berkshires’ natural beauty as your backdrop and a network of colleagues ready to collaborate. Seize this moment to advance your career, expand your horizons, and help people communicate with confidence. Apply today to begin a rewarding chapter as a Speech Language Pathologist in Massachusetts, and take the next step in shaping the future of communication care.

Responsibilities

• Conduct comprehensive speech, language, and swallowing assessments
• Design evidence-based intervention plans
• Implement therapy across pediatrics and/or adults
• Monitor progress with rigorous documentation
• Collaborate closely with families, teachers, physicians, and vocational teams
• Leverage current best practices for articulation, language development, fluency, voice therapy, cognitive-communication strategies, and dysphagia management, tailoring interventions to each client’s goals and cultural context
• Refine assessment techniques
• Expand interdisciplinary collaboration
• Pursue continuing education credits through the program

Benefits

• Housing assistance
• Bonus structure recognizing performance and tenure
• Extension opportunities
• Comprehensive support from a dedicated travel companion team
• 24/7 assistance while you’re traveling with the company—covering licensure questions, scheduling, housing logistics, and clinical questions that may arise away from a home base
• Mentorship
• Structured career development opportunities
• Collaborative, positive work environment

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Education Level: No Education Listed