Speech and Language Therapy Hawaii License Board

Explore the process of securing your speech and language therapy license in Hawaii as the state's Board of Speech Pathology typically processes applications within two to three weeks. Despite SLPs in Hawaii earning an annual mean salary below the national average and the state being one of the most expensive to live in, consider the option of a travel SLP assignment for affordability, offering benefits like private accommodation or a housing allowance.

While Hawaii's remote location contributes to its higher cost of living, it's also the very reason that draws people to these captivating islands. After your work shift, indulge in watching sunsets on stunning beaches, snorkeling alongside tropical fish, riding waves on a surfboard, and rappelling down jungle cliffs. Take the first step toward this island adventure by exploring the SLP job opportunities we have available.

Being an allied traveler, especially with AMN Healthcare, comes with a lot of amazing benefits. Speech-language pathologists in Hawaii earn an annual mean salary of $79,930. Generally, you can earn 20% more working as a travel SLP than as permanent staff. Allied travelers also receive generous health insurance, 401(k) plans, travel reimbursement, continuing education and free accommodation or a housing allowance.

Pursue a professionally rewarding speech-language pathologist position in Hawaii and satisfy your personal spirit of adventure, too. You can get started by exploring our current job opportunities.