Travel Speech Language Pathologist Job

TLC Healthforce • Helena, MT

6d • $1,904 - $2,047

About The Position

Embark on a meaningful journey as a Speech Language Pathologist in Helena, Montana, where your expertise will empower patients across the continuum of care to find their voice, navigate daily communication, and swallow safely. In this multi-week assignment beginning 03/02/2026, you’ll apply evidence-based evaluation and intervention approaches to pediatric and adult clients, collaborating with families, schools, clinics, and community partners to drive measurable progress. Picture guiding milestones, building communication confidence, and supporting independent living, all while advancing your professional skills in a supportive, travel-friendly program. Beyond the clinical impact, Montana’s pristine landscapes invite renewal—sunrise over the adjacent mountains, expansive river valleys, and wide-open skies that invite exploration and rejuvenation during downtime.

Montana’s beauty is complemented by Helena’s welcoming community and robust healthcare environment. Helena offers a close-knit, outdoors-oriented lifestyle with excellent schools, cultural amenities, and efficient access to medical resources. For those who crave variety, this program extends the chance to work in diverse locations across the United States, expanding your clinical horizons and enriching your professional portfolio. In Helena, you’ll enjoy a manageable urban feel, a vibrant downtown with local eateries and arts, and proximity to hiking, skiing, and boating opportunities. The arrangement provides 36 guaranteed hours per week, with competitive weekly pay ranging from $1,904 to $2,047. We also provide housing assistance and the potential for contract extensions to secure ongoing opportunities. You’ll benefit from comprehensive travel support, ensuring a smooth experience wherever the next assignment takes you.

You’ll be part of a company that values your professional voice, your well-being, and your commitment to delivering compassionate, high-quality therapy.

Responsibilities

• Provide comprehensive assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of speech, language, cognitive-communication, and swallowing disorders across pediatric and adult populations.
• Develop and implement individualized, evidence-based treatment plans, track progress, and adjust interventions to maximize outcomes.
• Deliver early language development services for children, augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) strategies, fluency shaping, voice therapy, articulation, language comprehension, and feeding/swallowing therapy as clinically indicated.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, including physicians, occupational and physical therapists, educators, and families, to coordinate care, set goals, and transfer skills to home, school, and community environments.
• Document evaluations, treatment sessions, and progress notes in electronic medical records, ensuring compliance with privacy, regulatory, and facility standards; communicate clearly with caregivers and care teams.
• Provide family/caregiver training, coaching, and resources to support carryover of skills at home and in school settings; participate in school-based and clinical settings as needed, with a flexible approach to service delivery (in-person and telepractice as appropriate).
• Engage in ongoing professional growth with access to specialized certifications, mentoring, and continuing education opportunities to deepen expertise within the speech-language pathology discipline.

Benefits

• Competitive benefits include a program-wide signing or completion bonus
• Housing assistance
• Opportunity to extend your assignment beyond the initial timeframe to continue impact and income continuity.
• Comprehensive travel support with 24/7 assistance from a dedicated team, ensuring every step—from housing to transportation—meets your needs, while you focus on delivering exceptional patient care.

What This Job Offers

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