Travel Speech Language Pathologist Job

• Embark on a transformative Travel Speech Language Pathologist opportunity in Montana’s Butte and beyond, where your clinical expertise shapes communication, cognition, and swallowing for patients across diverse settings.
• This role invites you to apply evidence-based practice with compassion, while embracing the freedom to explore new communities and build lasting professional connections.
• Picture the satisfaction of helping a child find their voice, an adult regain confidence in conversation, or a patient swallow safely again—knowing your work makes a real difference in daily life.
• In addition, you’ll be part of a program that supports your growth through varied assignments in hospital, clinic, and school environments, expanding your skillset and resilience.
• And when you’re ready for a break from the clinic, Montana’s stunning landscapes offer outdoor adventures—from the historic streets of Butte to rugged mountains, pristine lakes, and vast skies that inspire and restore.
• The Start Date for upcoming cycles is 03/16/2026, with flexible durations and guaranteed hours to help you plan with confidence.

Based in Butte, MT, you’ll enjoy a community rich with Western heritage, affordable living, and access to outdoor recreation. Butte combines small-town charm with convenient access to larger metropolitan hubs within a few hours’ drive, making weekend getaways or day trips easy. For travel therapists, the program also offers placements across the U.S., delivering a curated mix of settings that challenge you and enrich your practice, all while maintaining strong, 24/7 support from a dedicated team. You’ll have access to housing assistance or stipends designed to ease transition, and you’ll join a network of fellow clinicians who share resources, best practices, and encouragement as you advance in your specialty.

Core responsibilities include conducting thorough speech-language evaluations, interpreting results, and designing and implementing individualized treatment plans across pediatric and adult populations. You’ll deliver direct therapy, participate in multidisciplinary teams, monitor swallowing safety and aspiration risk when needed, and document progress consistently in electronic medical records. Educating families and caregivers, advocating for AAC solutions when appropriate, and ensuring adherence to facility policies and licensure requirements are all part of your daily impact. The role also invites you to grow your clinical scope through collaboration with mentors and peers, with opportunities to refine dysphagia management and augmentative communication strategies, while gaining exposure to diverse clinical environments that expand your professional horizon.