Speech and Language Therapy Wisconsin License Board

The Hearing and Speech Examining Board recommends allowing eight to 12 weeks for processing, especially during peak application times. Speech-language pathologists in Wisconsin earn an annual mean salary that's lower than the national average. Basic living expenses, such as food, shelter and transportation, cost about 9% less in Wisconsin than the U.S. average, making the state an affordable choice.

Wisconsin is an attractive destination, whether you want to stay for a few months or set down long-term roots. It checks off many requirements for a great quality of life, ranking highly for fiscal stability, economic opportunity, natural environment, health care and education. It's also filled with scenic wonders that entice you to explore when your shift is over, including stunning waterfalls, unique ice caves, lush forests and the Great Lakes.

Being an allied traveler, especially with AMN Healthcare, comes with a lot of amazing benefits. Our recruiters can place you in a variety of practice settings, including schools, home health, clinics and hospitals, helping you build your skill set faster. The compensation for travel assignments is also highly competitive. SLPs in Wisconsin earn an average annual salary of $73,010. Travel SLPs typically make about 20% more than clinicians in permanent placements. Complimentary accommodation or a housing allowance, health benefits, life insurance and a retirement plan round out the generous package.

Interested in learning more about your career potential in Wisconsin? Explore some of our current SLP travel job postings and connect with a recruiter to discuss your personal preferences