Travel Speech Language Pathologist Job

TLC Healthforce•Bloomfield, NM

About The Position

Embark on a transformative journey as a Speech Language Pathologist in Bloomfield, New Mexico, where your expertise will illuminate lives through clearer communication, safer swallowing, and enhanced participation in daily activities. In this role you’ll apply your clinical wisdom across pediatric and adult populations, designing and delivering evidence-based treatments that address articulation, language development, social communication, fluency, voice, cognitive-communication skills, and dysphagia. You’ll partner with families, educators, physicians, and interdisciplinary teams to create personalized plans, monitor progress, and adjust strategies as needs evolve. Your impact will stretch beyond therapy sessions; you’ll empower patients to express themselves, engage with loved ones, and navigate social and academic environments with confidence. Bloomfield’s golden sunsets and expansive horizons provide a unique backdrop for purpose-driven work, while nearby cultural and outdoor attractions invite you to recharge in your downtime. And for professionals who relish new challenges, this opportunity can extend across diverse locations throughout the United States, allowing you to broaden your clinical exposure, refine your skills, and build a versatile portfolio of experiences while exploring different communities and settings. Location benefits go beyond the clinic doors. Bloomfield, nestled in the Four Corners region, offers a tight-knit community atmosphere, accessibility to regional health networks, and a supportive professional community that values collaboration and mentorship. You’ll experience a favorable balance of case variety and professional autonomy, with the chance to engage in outreach programs, school-based collaborations, and hospital-based therapy services. The broader landscape of New Mexico adds a richness of culture and nature—pale skies, red rock scenery, and access to outdoor recreation—that can fuel resilience and creativity in your practice. For clinicians who desire mobility, this role also presents pathways to work in multiple locations across the U.S., helping you accumulate a broad spectrum of clinical experiences while maintaining the stability and structure of a trusted partner. Role specifics and benefits are designed to support your growth and well-being. Core responsibilities include conducting comprehensive assessments to identify communication and swallowing needs, developing individualized, evidence-based treatment plans, implementing therapy to improve articulation, language comprehension, expressive language, social communication, fluency, voice quality, and safe swallowing, and documenting progress with clarity for interdisciplinary teams and families. You’ll monitor outcomes, adjust treatment intensity, select appropriate instrumental and non-instrumental therapies, and participate in ongoing professional development to stay at the forefront of pediatric and adult speech-language pathology. Collaboration is central: you’ll liaise with physicians, teachers, occupational therapists, and family members to ensure cohesive care plans and smooth transitions across environments. The role welcomes opportunities for mentorship, leadership in program development, and potential specialization in areas such as feeding therapy, augmentative and alternative communication, or early language intervention. In return for your expertise, you’ll receive competitive compensation with weekly pay in the range of $2,294 to $2,415, plus a housing assistance package and relocation support where needed. A bonus program recognizes exceptional contributions, and extension opportunities allow you to continue your service beyond an initial assignment, deepening your impact in communities you serve. You’ll also benefit from extensive support—24/7 assistance while traveling with the company, access to a dedicated clinical liaison, and streamlined administrative resources to keep your focus on patient care. With guaranteed hours of 35 per week, you’ll enjoy predictable scheduling that supports work-life balance while delivering meaningful outcomes for patients and families alike. Company values are reflected in a steadfast commitment to empowering staff and fostering a culture of growth. The organization prioritizes clear pathways for career advancement, ongoing education, and a supportive work environment where questions are welcomed and accomplishments are celebrated. You’ll be encouraged to pursue advanced certifications, participate in collaborative quality improvement initiatives, and contribute to program development that expands access to high-quality speech-language pathology services. A people-first approach means your professional development is paired with robust well-being resources and a respectful, inclusive workplace where every team member’s voice is valued. If you’re ready to apply your clinical acumen in a setting that honors your expertise and supports your professional evolution, this position in Bloomfield offers an exciting doorway to broader horizons. You’ll join a company that recognizes the essential role of speech-language pathologists in improving quality of life and communication across ages. Take the next step toward expanding your impact, building lasting relationships with patients and families, and advancing your career in a supportive network that travels with you to apply your skills where they’re most needed. Ready to explore a rewarding path in speech-language pathology that blends community connection with nationwide opportunities? Apply now and shape the future of communication care.

Responsibilities

Conducting comprehensive assessments to identify communication and swallowing needs
Developing individualized, evidence-based treatment plans
Implementing therapy to improve articulation, language comprehension, expressive language, social communication, fluency, voice quality, and safe swallowing
Documenting progress with clarity for interdisciplinary teams and families
Monitor outcomes, adjust treatment intensity, select appropriate instrumental and non-instrumental therapies
Participate in ongoing professional development to stay at the forefront of pediatric and adult speech-language pathology
Liaise with physicians, teachers, occupational therapists, and family members to ensure cohesive care plans and smooth transitions across environments