Speech and Language Therapy Delaware License Board

The Delaware Board of Speech Pathologists oversees the licensure process. While the processing timeline is not predefined, licensure requests undergo review at the board's monthly meetings upon completion of all required documentation. Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) in Delaware enjoy an above-average salary, as indicated by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The state's slightly above-average cost of living is offset by the absence of sales tax, allowing SLPs to retain more of their earnings.

Nestled along the mid-Atlantic, Delaware, the country's second smallest state, showcases picturesque shorelines, waterways, wildlife refuges, and charming cities filled with boutiques, galleries, and culinary delights. For those considering working and residing in Delaware, begin your journey by exploring current job opportunities that seek the expertise of skilled SLPs.

Being an allied traveler, especially with AMN Healthcare, comes with a lot of amazing benefits. SLPs in Delaware earn an average annual salary of $83,690, which is a little more than the national average of $82,000. Although salaries depend on experience, you can expect to earn an average of 20% more as a travel SLP than as permanent staff.

Travel speech therapists also receive a housing stipend or furnished accommodation during their assignment, health benefits, life insurance, a retirement account and continuing education. Learn more about the benefits that come with a travel SLP job in Delaware and connect with our recruiters today.