School SLP Assistant Travel Jobs in Schaumburg, IL

Join a dynamic Pre-K facility nestled in the heart of St. Louis, a city rich with history, free attractions, and a lively arts scene. As an SLPA, you will play an essential role in assisting children through therapy, ensuring they make progress in their speech and language development. The facility fosters a supportive, collaborative team atmosphere and values staff and student engagement. Working alongside seasoned educators, you’ll have the opportunity to influence young minds in an environment where student voice and innovation are highly valued. Typical responsibilities include implementing treatment plans, working with children individually, and maintaining detailed records of their progress. Embrace the chance to grow within a nurturing Pre-K environment, on a schedule built to engage young learners effectively.

This contract SLPA opportunity is based within a public school district in the beautiful Rowan County region of North Carolina, serving students in the Rowan-Salisbury Schools. The area offers the best of both worlds: a welcoming, close-knit community feel with convenient access to larger metropolitan areas. Located between Charlotte and the Triad, Rowan County and the city of Salisbury provide easy access to major airports, dining, shopping, arts, and professional sports, while allowing you to live and work in a more relaxed and affordable environment. Salisbury and the surrounding communities are known for their historic charm, tree-lined neighborhoods, and vibrant downtown with local restaurants, galleries, theaters, and community events. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy nearby lakes, parks, greenways, and nature preserves, as well as family-friendly attractions and festivals held throughout the year. The region offers a strong sense of community pride, well-regarded schools, and a variety of recreational and cultural activities, making it an appealing place to build both a career and a life. In this school-based SLPA role, you will work under the direction and supervision of a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist to support students across preschool and/or K–12 settings. Depending on the specific assignment, you may serve one school or rotate between multiple campuses within the district. The typical schedule follows the school calendar, generally Monday through Friday, during school hours, providing predictable daytime work and alignment with academic breaks. Key responsibilities include: Implementing speech-language treatment activities designed by the supervising SLP to address IEP goals Providing direct services to students in individual and small-group settings within classrooms, therapy rooms, and other school environments Supporting speech and language interventions that may target articulation, receptive and expressive language, fluency, social communication, and functional communication Assisting with preparation and organization of therapy materials, visual supports, and communication tools, including low-tech AAC strategies as directed Accurately collecting and recording student performance data during sessions and reporting progress to the supervising SLP Following all IEPs, intervention plans, schedules, and service delivery models as outlined by the supervising SLP and school team Collaborating with teachers, related service providers, and school staff to support carryover of communication strategies in the classroom Providing clear, professional communication with staff and families within the scope of SLPA practice and under SLP supervision Maintaining confidentiality and adhering to district policies, state rules, and ethical guidelines for school-based practice Participating in team meetings, trainings, and professional development opportunities as requested by the district A typical day in this position may include a mix of direct therapy sessions, classroom support, collaborative planning with the supervising SLP, and documentation time. You can expect to work as part of a caring, student-focused team that values collaboration and support. Caseloads, student ratios, and the specific age groups served will depend on the assigned schools and district needs, with an emphasis on providing meaningful, educationally relevant services. This role offers the opportunity to gain strong school-based experience, build your skills under the guidance of experienced Speech-Language Pathologists, and make a direct, positive impact on students’ communication abilities and academic success. The Rowan-Salisbury community provides a warm, welcoming backdrop for your work, with a quality of life that supports both professional growth and personal well-being.

This contract SLPA opportunity is based within a public school district in the beautiful Rowan County region of North Carolina, serving students in the Rowan-Salisbury Schools. The area offers the best of both worlds: a welcoming, close-knit community feel with convenient access to larger metropolitan areas. Located between Charlotte and the Triad, Rowan County and the city of Salisbury provide easy access to major airports, dining, shopping, arts, and professional sports, while allowing you to live and work in a more relaxed and affordable environment. Salisbury and the surrounding communities are known for their historic charm, tree-lined neighborhoods, and vibrant downtown with local restaurants, galleries, theaters, and community events. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy nearby lakes, parks, greenways, and nature preserves, as well as family-friendly attractions and festivals held throughout the year. The region offers a strong sense of community pride, well-regarded schools, and a variety of recreational and cultural activities, making it an appealing place to build both a career and a life. In this school-based SLPA role, you will work under the direction and supervision of a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist to support students across preschool and/or K–12 settings. Depending on the specific assignment, you may serve one school or rotate between multiple campuses within the district. The typical schedule follows the school calendar, generally Monday through Friday, during school hours, providing predictable daytime work and alignment with academic breaks. Key responsibilities include: Implementing speech-language treatment activities designed by the supervising SLP to address IEP goals Providing direct services to students in individual and small-group settings within classrooms, therapy rooms, and other school environments Supporting speech and language interventions that may target articulation, receptive and expressive language, fluency, social communication, and functional communication Assisting with preparation and organization of therapy materials, visual supports, and communication tools, including low-tech AAC strategies as directed Accurately collecting and recording student performance data during sessions and reporting progress to the supervising SLP Following all IEPs, intervention plans, schedules, and service delivery models as outlined by the supervising SLP and school team Collaborating with teachers, related service providers, and school staff to support carryover of communication strategies in the classroom Providing clear, professional communication with staff and families within the scope of SLPA practice and under SLP supervision Maintaining confidentiality and adhering to district policies, state rules, and ethical guidelines for school-based practice Participating in team meetings, trainings, and professional development opportunities as requested by the district A typical day in this position may include a mix of direct therapy sessions, classroom support, collaborative planning with the supervising SLP, and documentation time. You can expect to work as part of a caring, student-focused team that values collaboration and support. Caseloads, student ratios, and the specific age groups served will depend on the assigned schools and district needs, with an emphasis on providing meaningful, educationally relevant services. This role offers the opportunity to gain strong school-based experience, build your skills under the guidance of experienced Speech-Language Pathologists, and make a direct, positive impact on students’ communication abilities and academic success. The Rowan-Salisbury community provides a warm, welcoming backdrop for your work, with a quality of life that supports both professional growth and personal well-being.

We are partnering with a well-respected School District in the La Plata, MD area that is looking for a highly-motivated and passionate Speech Language Pathologist Assistant (SLPA) for a contract position. Candidates must be willing to support a friendly, positive and professional environment and work in a fast paced setting. The client is seeking a candidate available for full time hours. The schedule will be 7.5 Hour Days Monday through Friday. This is an immediate need and the client is actively interviewing. We encourage all candidates who are interested in this position to apply and/or to reach out to their AMN Healthcare, Med Travelers, or Club Staffing recruiter. AMN Healthcare and our recruitment brands Med Travelers & Club Staffing are the #1 Healthcare Staffing Agency in the nation. We want you to help continue to make us great! Become an AMN Healthcare provider and take advantage of what working for the best company in the industry has to offer: Competitive Pay & Full Weekly Stipends Comprehensive Benefits (Health, Dental, Vision, and Life) 401K with Matching Plan State License Reimbursements Access to AMN’s Free Online CEU Database The Most Trusted Recruiters in the Industry Priority Access to Exclusive Orders with AMN Clients

We are partnering with a well-respected School District in the La Plata, MD area that is looking for a highly-motivated and passionate Speech Language Pathologist Assistant (SLPA) for a contract position. Candidates must be willing to support a friendly, positive and professional environment and work in a fast paced setting. The client is seeking a candidate available for full time hours. The schedule will be 7.5 Hour Days Monday through Friday. This is an immediate need and the client is actively interviewing. We encourage all candidates who are interested in this position to apply and/or to reach out to their AMN Healthcare, Med Travelers, or Club Staffing recruiter. AMN Healthcare and our recruitment brands Med Travelers & Club Staffing are the #1 Healthcare Staffing Agency in the nation. We want you to help continue to make us great! Become an AMN Healthcare provider and take advantage of what working for the best company in the industry has to offer: Competitive Pay & Full Weekly Stipends Comprehensive Benefits (Health, Dental, Vision, and Life) 401K with Matching Plan State License Reimbursements Access to AMN’s Free Online CEU Database The Most Trusted Recruiters in the Industry Priority Access to Exclusive Orders with AMN Clients

AMN Healthcare is partnering with a well-respected school district in Denton, MD to hire a highly motivated and passionate Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) for a contract position. The Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) will work closely with students, teachers, and parents to provide comprehensive speech and language services that support students’ academic and social development. Responsibilities for this role include conducting assessments and evaluations to identify speech, language, and communication disorders in students. The SLP will also develop and implement Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) with goals for students with speech and language needs. Throughout the course of the school year they will provide direct therapy services to students in individual and group settings. They will monitor and document student progress, adjusting treatment plans as necessary. The SLP will also provide training and resources to teachers and staff on effective strategies to integrate speech therapy goals into the classroom environment.

AMN Healthcare is partnering with a well-respected school district in Denton, MD to hire a highly motivated and passionate Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) for a contract position. The Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) will work closely with students, teachers, and parents to provide comprehensive speech and language services that support students’ academic and social development. Responsibilities for this role include conducting assessments and evaluations to identify speech, language, and communication disorders in students. The SLP will also develop and implement Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) with goals for students with speech and language needs. Throughout the course of the school year they will provide direct therapy services to students in individual and group settings. They will monitor and document student progress, adjusting treatment plans as necessary. The SLP will also provide training and resources to teachers and staff on effective strategies to integrate speech therapy goals into the classroom environment.

AMN Healthcare is partnering with a well-respected school district in Denton, MD to hire a highly motivated and passionate Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) for a contract position. The Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) will work closely with students, teachers, and parents to provide comprehensive speech and language services that support students’ academic and social development. Responsibilities for this role include conducting assessments and evaluations to identify speech, language, and communication disorders in students. The SLP will also develop and implement Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) with goals for students with speech and language needs. Throughout the course of the school year they will provide direct therapy services to students in individual and group settings. They will monitor and document student progress, adjusting treatment plans as necessary. The SLP will also provide training and resources to teachers and staff on effective strategies to integrate speech therapy goals into the classroom environment.

Englewood, NJ is an inviting place to develop your career as an SLPA. Located just five miles from Manhattan, residents enjoy easy access to local attractions and the bustling life of New York City. Englewood offers beautiful green spaces such as the Flat Rock Brook Nature Center, along with cultural hotspots like the Bergen Performing Arts Center. The school district supports a dynamic team environment, focusing on student success and well-being. This position involves working within supportive communities, engaging with diverse student populations, and contributing to meaningful educational outcomes. Join us in fostering student communication skills in a vibrant district where innovation meets opportunity.AMN Healthcare is partnering with a well-respected school district in Englewood, NJ to hire a highly motivated and passionate Speech Language Pathologist Assistant (SLPA) for a contract position. SLPA clinicians must be willing to support a friendly, positive, and professional environment while working in a fast-paced setting.

This travel SLPA assignment is based in Windsor, Connecticut, a charming and historic New England community located just north of Hartford. Windsor offers an excellent quality of life, with tree-lined neighborhoods, a strong sense of community, and convenient access to both urban and suburban amenities. The town features scenic parks and trails, nearby riverfront recreation, and easy access to regional attractions, shopping, dining, and cultural events. Its proximity to Hartford and Springfield makes it ideal for travelers who enjoy weekend excursions, sports, museums, and entertainment, while still coming home to a quieter, community-centered setting. The position is a full-time, Monday through Friday school-based role with an expected schedule of approximately 35 hours per week. This is an on-site position and will not consider teletherapy; the SLPA will be embedded within the school community and will have the opportunity to build meaningful, in-person connections with students and staff. The assignment is projected to start as soon as possible and continue through the end of the school year cycle. The SLPA will work in a PreK–2nd grade setting, providing direct speech and language services only. There are no case management responsibilities; the primary focus is on delivering high-quality, student-centered speech services under the supervision and guidance of a licensed SLP. A typical day may include individual and small-group therapy sessions, push-in and pull-out services, collaboration with classroom teachers to support communication goals in the classroom, and timely documentation of services and student progress. This role emphasizes direct treatment time and meaningful clinical work, allowing the SLPA to focus on hands-on skill development with young learners. The caseload will center on early language, articulation, phonology, and foundational communication skills, giving the SLPA valuable experience supporting early childhood and early elementary populations. This experience can be a strong resume builder for clinicians interested in school-based practice, pediatric specialties, or future growth into more advanced roles. The school follows its established academic calendar, and travelers should expect that they will be paid only for hours actually worked. School holidays and closures, including professional development days and inclement weather closures, are unpaid for the traveler. Time off during school breaks will align with the district’s calendar. Within the school environment, the SLPA will be part of a supportive educational team, working closely with supervising SLPs, special education staff, and general education teachers. School-based teams in this region typically emphasize collaboration, inclusive practices, and family engagement, providing a professional setting where clinicians can refine their skills, share ideas, and learn from colleagues. Overall, this Windsor-based travel SLPA position offers a combination of professional growth and a welcoming New England lifestyle. Clinicians can expect a stable full-time schedule, a focused pediatric caseload, and the opportunity to gain rich school-based experience in a community known for its quality of life and strong educational environment.

We are partnering with a well-respected School District in Lake Charles, Louisiana that is looking for a highly motivated and passionate Speech Language Pathologist Assistant (SLP-A) for an onsite contracted position for the 22/23 school year. Candidates must be willing to support a friendly, positive and professional and work in a fast-paced setting. The client is seeking a candidate available for full-time hours (Approximately 35 hours). School, early childhood, or pediatrics experience is preferred. We encourage all candidates who are interested in this position to apply and/or to reach out to their AMN Healthcare, Med Travelers, or Club Staffing recruiter. AMN Healthcare and our recruitment brands Med Travelers & Club Staffing are the #1 Healthcare Staffing Agency in the nation. We want you to help continue to make us great! Become an AMN Healthcare provider and take advantage of what working for the best company in the industry has to offer: Competitive Pay & Full Weekly Stipends Comprehensive Benefits (Health, Dental, Vision, and Life) 401K with Matching Plan State License Reimbursements Access to AMN’s Free Online CEU Database The Most Trusted Recruiters in the Industry Priority Access to Exclusive Orders with AMN Clients

AMN Healthcare is partnering with a well-respected school district in Brockton, MA to hire a highly motivated and passionate Speech Language Pathologist Assistant (SLPA) for a contract position. SLPA clinicians must be willing to support a friendly, positive, and professional environment while working in a fast-paced setting. Responsibilities for this role include providing direct therapy services to students under the direct supervision of a licensed SLP. Other responsibilities might include co-therapy with supervising SLP, student observations, gathering assessment and therapy materials, gathering IEP paperwork, tracking data, and reporting observations and data to supervising SLP. SLPA is responsible for understanding state supervision requirements and coordinating and meeting with supervising SLP to ensure compliance with all regulations. SLPA will not complete formal evaluations, write IEPs, or otherwise act in place of a licensed SLP.

We are partnering with a school district in Aurora, Colorado (East suburb of Denver) that is looking for a highly motivated and passionate Speech Language Pathologist Assistant (SLPA) for an onsite contracted position for the remainder 23/24 school year. Candidates must be willing to support a friendly, positive, and professional and work in a fast-paced setting. The client is seeking a candidate available for full-time hours (Approximately 37.5 hours). School, early childhood, or pediatrics experience is preferred. We encourage all candidates who are interested in this position to apply and/or to reach out to their AMN Healthcare, Med Travelers, or Club Staffing recruiter. Selected candidates will provide in-person speech services for students of various age / grade levels. The caseload will be about 50 students of direct services only. The selected candidate will report to and work alongside a virtual SLP. AMN Healthcare and our recruitment brands Med Travelers & Club Staffing are the #1 Healthcare Staffing Agency in the nation. We want you to help continue to make us great! Become an AMN Healthcare provider and take advantage of what working for the best company in the industry has to offer: Competitive Pay & Full Weekly Stipends Comprehensive Benefits (Health, Dental, Vision, and Life) 401K with Matching Plan State License Reimbursements Access to AMN’s Free Online CEU Database The Most Trusted Recruiters in the Industry Priority Access to Exclusive Orders with AMN Clients

AMN Healthcare is partnering with a well-respected school district in Denver, Colorado to hire a highly motivated and passionate Speech Language Pathologist Assistant (SLPA) for a contract position. SLPA clinicians must be willing to support a friendly, positive, and professional environment while working in a fast-paced setting. Responsibilities for this role include providing direct therapy services to students under the direct supervision of a licensed SLP. Other responsibilities might include co-therapy with supervising SLP, student observations, gathering assessment and therapy materials, gathering IEP paperwork, tracking data, and reporting observations and data to supervising SLP. SLPA is responsible for understanding state supervision requirements and coordinating and meeting with supervising SLP to ensure compliance with all regulations. SLPA will not complete formal evaluations, write IEPs, or otherwise act in place of a licensed SLP.

AMN Healthcare is partnering with a well-respected school district in Denver, Colorado to hire a highly motivated and passionate Speech Language Pathologist Assistant (SLPA) for a contract position. SLPA clinicians must be willing to support a friendly, positive, and professional environment while working in a fast-paced setting. Responsibilities for this role include providing direct therapy services to students under the direct supervision of a licensed SLP. Other responsibilities might include co-therapy with supervising SLP, student observations, gathering assessment and therapy materials, gathering IEP paperwork, tracking data, and reporting observations and data to supervising SLP. SLPA is responsible for understanding state supervision requirements and coordinating and meeting with supervising SLP to ensure compliance with all regulations. SLPA will not complete formal evaluations, write IEPs, or otherwise act in place of a licensed SLP.

AMN Healthcare is partnering with a school district in Hot Springs, Montana to help find an in-person Speech Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) for an assignment for the 26/27 school year. The assignment serves students from Pre K through 12th grade, providing a unique opportunity to support communication growth across the entire developmental spectrum. The caseload is intentionally kept small, approximately 30 to 40 students, which allows the SLPA, under the supervision of a licensed SLP, to focus on high-quality, individualized care rather than high-volume scheduling. Your weekly schedule will be Monday through Thursday, with total hours ranging from 32 to 36 per week. This structure supports a healthy work-life balance and leaves additional time for preparation, documentation support, and collaboration, as well as time to enjoy the surrounding area. The typical day includes a mix of implementing direct therapy activities planned by the supervising SLP, assisting with data collection during sessions, preparing materials, supporting carryover of communication goals in the classroom setting, and collaborating with teachers and related service providers. You may rotate between grade levels or buildings depending on the district’s layout, with a strong emphasis on teamwork with special education and general education staff. Evaluations, eligibility determinations, IEP development, and clinical interpretation remain the responsibility of the supervising SLP, while the SLPA plays a key role in carrying out treatment plans and tracking student progress. Nestled in Hot Springs, Montana, on the scenic Flathead Indian Reservation, the area is known for its natural beauty, expansive skies, and peaceful, small-town atmosphere, making it an appealing choice for clinicians who value both meaningful work and an inspiring setting. Hot Springs is renowned for its numerous local hot springs and mineral baths, offering a unique wellness-oriented lifestyle. In and around the community, you can experience various natural hot springs, including historic bathhouses and rustic pools where visitors come to soak, relax, and take in the surrounding mountain views. The calm, therapeutic feel of the area contributes to a slower pace of life that many find restorative. Beyond the hot springs themselves, the region offers abundant outdoor activities. Scenic hiking trails, quiet lakes and rivers for fishing and kayaking, and open spaces for camping and wildlife viewing are all close at hand. The mountains and forests surrounding the Flathead Indian Reservation provide striking backdrops and four-season recreational opportunities, from warm-weather adventures to snow-covered vistas in winter. Hot Springs also serves as a great base for exploring nearby small towns and communities. Plains, Montana, is one nearby town worth visiting, known for its friendly atmosphere and access to additional amenities, shops, and local events. Other communities in the region offer local restaurants, galleries, and seasonal festivals that highlight the culture, craftsmanship, and traditions of western Montana. Living and working in this area means you can easily explore these nearby towns on long weekends, all while returning to the quieter, close-knit feel of Hot Springs. Working on the Flathead Indian Reservation offers a chance to be part of a community with deep cultural roots and traditions, where education and healthcare professionals play an important role in supporting local families and students. Many clinicians find this environment incredibly rewarding, both personally and professionally, as they see the direct impact of their work in a smaller, more connected setting. This position is well suited for an SLPA who values a manageable caseload, enjoys working with a full continuum of ages from Pre K to high school, and wants to practice in a location that offers both natural beauty and a strong sense of community. You will have the opportunity to build and refine your hands-on skills in delivering therapy activities, collaborate closely with supervising SLPs and educators, and make a meaningful difference in students’ lives, all while enjoying the hot springs, mountains, small towns, and outdoor adventures that make this part of Montana so special.

AMN Healthcare is partnering with a well-respected school district in Burney, California to hire a highly motivated and passionate Speech Language Pathologist Assistant (SLPA) for a contract position. SLPA clinicians must be willing to support a friendly, positive, and professional environment while working in a fast-paced setting. Responsibilities for this role include providing direct therapy services to students under the direct supervision of a licensed SLP. Other responsibilities might include co-therapy with supervising SLP, student observations, gathering assessment and therapy materials, gathering IEP paperwork, tracking data, and reporting observations and data to supervising SLP. SLPA is responsible for understanding state supervision requirements and coordinating and meeting with supervising SLP to ensure compliance with all regulations. SLPA will not complete formal evaluations, write IEPs, or otherwise act in place of a licensed SLP.