Speech/Language Pathologist: Speech/Language Pathologist
Listed on 2026-09-12
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Healthcare
Speech Pathologist
Job Description:
This assignment offers a rewarding opportunity for a Speech Language Pathologist to provide pediatric outpatient therapy in Willmar, Minnesota. You will work in a supportive setting that balances professional growth with a touch of community charm. The role entails delivering therapy to children and occasionally working with adult inpatient cases, offering a well-rounded experience. Expect regular weekdays, with work hours from 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM, Monday through Friday, for an engaging 13-week contract that promises both impactful work and the chance to explore the local scene.
This is a wonderful chance for a licensed SLP with at least one year of experience to make a meaningful difference while enjoying the unique pace of small-town Minnesota.
During this time of year, the weather generally features crisp, cool days with a fresh, invigorating atmosphere. Expect clear skies and comfortable temperatures that make outdoor activities pleasant, perfect for exploring after work or on weekends.
Fun Things To Do:- Local Falls and Trails:
Spend a day exploring scenic outdoor spots like Eagle Lake or the nearby Minnesota River Valley for hiking and picnicking. - Day Trip to Minneapolis:
Experience the vibrant city life with visits to museums, theaters, and fine dining. - Historic Windmill Tour:
Discover local history by touring historic windmills and small museums around the area. - Cultural Festivals:
Enjoy seasonal festivals and community events that showcase local music, art, and cuisine. - State Park Excursions:
Take a short drive to nearby state parks for camping, fishing, or nature photography.
Location:
Willmar, Minnesota
Shift: 8-hour days, Monday through Friday, 07:00 – 15:30
Duration: 13 weeks, 40 hours per week, with an estimated weekly gross pay of $2,439.60
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