Traveling speech therapist

Speech-Language Pathology is ranked as one of the best fields to work in. What are the pros and cons of being a Speech-Language Pathologist?

Do you have a traveling speech therapist job in the schools? There are many pros and cons to a speech therapy placement that involves travel. On one hand, it’s nice to have variety. However, staying organized and efficient can be a challenge. These are the 5 essential items for the traveling speech therapist that you need in your therapy bag.

If you aspire to work an SLP acute care job, but are struggling to get one, read some tips to set yourself apart and land your job.

Staying organized seems to be a constant battle, but a total necessity to keep my sanity. As a traveling therapist, I have become pretty good at collecting piles of "stuff." Therapy notes, receipts, data sheets... oh my! Keeping client information and therapy plans in order is a must. I wanted to share with you how I organize my therapy binder and what works for me. This post contains Amazon Affiliate links for your convenience. This means if you purchase something from my link, I may make a…

So you’re a new traveling therapist. The world is your oyster and everything is an exciting new adventure. Until something bad happens. Maybe you end up in a terrible assignment that is questioning your ethics, or maybe you realize that the traveler working next to you is making $300 more per week than you are. … The post Top Travel Therapy Tips For New Traveling Therapists appeared first on The Traveling Traveler.

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What every travel therapist should know and do to prepare for their first day of their new travel therapy assignment.

We all have games we love that seemingly don't relate to speech therapy at all, but all games can be speech games if you really think about it!

Often, I'm mobile within my building, which means I need a reliable rolling tote. Wondering how to pick the best rolling tote for SLPs? Here's my stance.

A speech therapy group is a great addition to any SNF plan. They add functional interactions with peers and address complex goals.