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- 7 new this week
- up to $62/hr
- $52/hr avg
- 8 facilities
- 8 agencies
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Speech Language Pathologist
- Twin Falls, ID
- 5x8 hrs
- Days
$38-62/hr
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Speech Language Pathologist
- Lee Memorial Hospital
- Fort Myers, FL
- 5x8 hrs
- Days
$34-54/hr
Speech Language Pathologist
- HealthPark Medical Center
- Fort Myers, FL
- 5x8 hrs
- Days
$34-54/hr
Speech Language Pathologist
- McHenry, IL
- 5x8 hrs
$70K-100K/yrapproximately $33-49/hr
Home Health Speech Language Pathologist
- Team Select
- Denver, CO
- 5x8 hrs
$34-47/hrEstimated pay package
Speech Language Pathologist
- Meridian, MS
- 5x8 hrs
$82K-94K/yrapproximately $39-46/hr
Speech Language Pathologist
- Insight Hospital and Medical Center
- Chicago, IL
- 5x8 hrs
- Days
$40-44/hr
Speech Language Pathologist
- Morrisville, NY
- 5x8 hrs
- Days
- Sign-On Bonus
$37-41/hr
SLP FAQs
How much do staff SLP jobs pay?
For jobs available on Vivian as of Monday, May 29th 2023, the average hourly salary for a Speech Language Pathologist is $32 per hour, but can pay up to $43 per hour.
- min - $26
- avg - $32
- max - $43
What is a Speech Language Pathologist?
Speech language pathologists, also called SLPs, are therapists that evaluate, diagnose, and treat an array of speech, language, and cognitive communication issues, including swallowing disorders that can occur in both adults and children. As experts in communication, SLPs work with all types of patients, from adult stroke victims to children with developmental delays in a variety of health care, education, and research settings.
According to the Journal of the American Academy of Special Education Professionals, there’s a shortage of speech language pathologists, especially in schools, due to the aging population, growing rate of autism which often presents speech disorders, and limited openings in graduate programs.
Most speech language pathologists work in health care or educational settings with a majority working at schools. They also work in hospitals, outpatient clinics, rehabilitation centers and long-term residential health care facilities. Some may work in a private practice or work in the government sector.
Speech Language Pathologists at a glance
Scope of practice:
Evaluate, diagnose, and treat speech, language, cognitive communication, social (pragmatic) communication, literacy, and swallowing disorders in children and adults
Help aphasia patients find ways to communicate
Evaluate swallowing ability and prescribe appropriate diets
Train and education family members, caregivers, and other professionals
Collaborate with other care team members
Develop new treatment methods by conducting research
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