Travel Speech Language Pathologist Job

TLC Healthforce•Pennsburg, PA

About The Position

Embark on a meaningful journey as a Speech Language Pathologist in the Pennsburg area of Pennsylvania, where your clinical expertise can spark hope, empower communication, and improve lives across pediatric and adult populations. This travel assignment invites you to apply evidence-based practices, inventive therapy ideas, and compassionate listening to patients across diverse settings. In Pennsylvania, you’ll experience seasonally rich landscapes and historic charm—from winding rivers and rolling farmland to vibrant towns and cultural treasures—while cultivating a career that blends professional purpose with the distinctive beauty of the Keystone State. Your impact will extend beyond the clinic as you partner with families, educators, and medical teams to unlock voice, language, and swallowing potential, creating meaningful outcomes that resonate through daily life and school, work, and community participation. Location benefits: In Pennsburg you’ll join a warm, collaborative community that prioritizes patient-centered care, strong interprofessional teamwork, and local support for clinicians. You’ll enjoy convenient access to outdoor recreation, tranquil parks, and family-friendly amenities, with easy drives to regional cultural hubs, museums, and nightlife, while savoring the quiet charm of a tightly knit town. For professionals who crave variety and broader professional horizons, this assignment also provides opportunities to work in multiple locations across the United States, exposing you to a spectrum of clinical settings—from school-based programs and outpatient clinics to hospital-affiliated teams. The experience enriches your diagnostic acuity, strengthens swallowing therapy skills, and broadens your fluency with augmentative and alternative communication approaches across diverse caseloads and age groups. The Pennsburg area offers a balance of professional rigor and personal well-being, including access to continuing education, supportive mentors, and a pace that respects both patient care and clinician resilience. Role specifics and benefits: As a Travel Speech Language Pathologist, you will assess speech, language, cognitive-communication, and swallowing needs; design, implement, and adjust individualized treatment plans; monitor progress with clear documentation of outcomes; and collaborate closely with families, teachers, nurses, and physicians to ensure coordinated care and seamless transitions. You’ll engage in therapy that emphasizes functional communication, feeding safety, and quality of life, while maintaining compliant documentation and regulatory standards. A core strength of this role is the opportunity for professional growth within the specialty—gaining exposure to diverse diagnostic profiles, expanding your expertise in pediatric and adult populations, and pursuing continued education or specialty certifications alongside a supportive team. Competitive benefits include a sign-on bonus, housing assistance to streamline relocation, and extension opportunities that allow you to continue contributing in settings that fit your preferences and career goals. You will receive comprehensive, 24/7 support from a dedicated travel-operations team while you’re on assignment, ensuring you have assistance, resources, and guidance whenever you need it, whether you’re onboarding, traveling between sites, or navigating unfamiliar environments. This role is designed to honor your expertise while providing a robust framework that supports professional autonomy, clinical judgment, and work-life balance. Company values: Our organization is rooted in empowering staff through career advancement and a consistently supportive work environment. We emphasize evidence-based practice, ongoing learning, and collaborative culture where your clinical voice is valued. You’ll find resources, mentorship, and opportunities to lead initiatives that improve patient outcomes and service delivery. The commitment to staff development is paired with practical supports—efficient onboarding, clear performance feedback, and a respectful, inclusive workplace—that together create a foundation for long-term growth, job satisfaction, and meaningful impact on the communities you serve. Call to action: Ready to join a company that values your contribution and prioritizes your professional development? Apply now to begin February 16, 2026, on a multi-week travel assignment in Pennsburg, PA, with guaranteed 35 hours per week and weekly pay ranging from $1,901 to $2,070. Note that the listed hours and pay rates are estimates and may vary. Final compensation packages and guaranteed hours will be confirmed during the hiring process.

Responsibilities

Assess speech, language, cognitive-communication, and swallowing needs
Design, implement, and adjust individualized treatment plans
Monitor progress with clear documentation of outcomes
Collaborate closely with families, teachers, nurses, and physicians to ensure coordinated care and seamless transitions
Engage in therapy that emphasizes functional communication, feeding safety, and quality of life
Maintain compliant documentation and regulatory standards