Travel Speech Language Pathologist

Overview

Step into a pivotal role as a Speech Language Pathologist in Pendleton, Oregon, and unleash the full impact of your clinical expertise. In this travel assignment you will assess, diagnose, and treat a broad spectrum of communication and swallowing disorders, delivering person‑centered care across schools, clinics, and community settings. You’ll guide children as they discover their voices, empower adults to reclaim independence, and partner with families to navigate complex needs with empathy and precision.

Pendleton sits where the high desert meets the Blue Mountains, offering expansive skies, scenic trails, and outdoor adventures. The role allows you to rotate to additional sites, expanding your clinical exposure and building lasting relationships with interdisciplinary teams. You will receive a structured support system designed to help you thrive in a travel role—from onboarding to ongoing mentorship—while enjoying the chance to build meaningful connections with colleagues committed to evidence‑based practice.

• Conduct comprehensive evaluations and formulate individualized treatment plans for articulation, language, fluency, voice, and swallowing disorders.
• Implement evidence‑based therapy for a broad spectrum of disorders and document progress using standardized measures and electronic health records.
• Collaborate closely with teachers, physicians, feeding teams, and families to ensure continuity of care and seamless communication.
• Mentor junior staff and participate in quality‑improvement initiatives to enhance service delivery.

Competitive weekly pay range of $2,163 to $2,253, with a bonus structure supplementing earnings. The package includes comprehensive housing assistance for relocation and daily life, ensuring you can focus on delivering exceptional patient care. Extension opportunities are available to enable longer assignments or reassignments to additional sites, supporting career longevity.

You will have opportunities to pursue continuing education, engage in evidence‑based practice discussions, and contribute to innovations in how speech‑language pathology is delivered across diverse settings.

Begin your journey on January 5, 2026. The hours and pay rates listed are estimates and may vary. Guaranteed

Hours:

0.0. While guaranteed hours are listed as 0.0, you’ll typically have a stable rhythm aligned with client needs, with scheduling coordinated to maximize client benefit while respecting your professional boundaries and work–life balance.