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Bring your expertise in school-based occupational therapy to a rewarding contract opportunity near Renton, WA. As an Occupational Therapist, you’ll play a crucial role in supporting students’ functional and academic success, working alongside educators, specialists, and families in a collaborative environment. This chance is ideal for professionals eager to make a direct impact in a supportive setting.

Qualifications:

Active Occupational Therapy license in the state requiredMaster’s or Doctoral Degree in Occupational Therapy from an accredited programPrior pediatric or school-based occupational therapy experience preferredStrong communication skills and ability to collaborate with multidisciplinary teams

Responsibilities:

Conduct comprehensive OT evaluations and develop individualized treatment plans tailored for school-aged childrenDeliver direct therapy services and monitor student progress toward IEP goalsConsult with teachers, staff, and families to integrate OT strategies into the educational settingDocument interventions and outcomes, maintaining accurate and timely records in compliance with school and regulatory guidelinesParticipate in IEP meetings, offering expert input and recommendationsSupport school-wide initiatives for accessibility and inclusive learning opportunities

What’s Offered:

Weekly pay and competitive, experience-based compensationComprehensive health coverage with medical, dental, and vision insurance plans401k with company match to help you prepare for the futureLife insurance options, credentialing reimbursements, and paid professional developmentRelocation and travel stipends if eligibility requirements are metSizeable referral bonuses for bringing talented colleagues on boardW2 employment—no need to manage your own taxesDedicated recruiter support every step of your assignment

If you’re passionate about empowering students and seeking a contract role offering growth, support, and great benefits, take the next step in your career and apply today!

Compensation for this position ranges from $45.00 to $65.00. Eligible candidates may also receive healthcare benefits, housing, and meals/incidentals. Full details of our healthcare benefits plan can be found here. This posting is open for 60 days after the posting date.

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Highlights:

Pay: $45 - $55 per hour

Location: Yelm, WA

Schedule: Full-Time (37.5 Hours/Week)

Setting: School-Based (PreK - 5th Grade)

School Year: 2026-2027

Soliant is actively hiring a licensed Occupational Therapist (OT) for a contract position with a school district in Yelm, Washington. We are looking for a dedicated OT to join our team for the upcoming 2026-2027 school year and are scheduling interviews immediately.

This is a fantastic opportunity to work in a highly supportive environment. You will be managing a caseload of approximately 50 to 55 students ranging from Pre-K through 5th grade. You will be an integral part of a team, working closely with educators and staff to support student success and early development.

Benefits

Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance Plans

Life Insurance Plans

401(k) plan with company match

W2 Position

Dedicated recruiter to support you throughout your assignment

Weekly Pay

Paid Training and Professional Development Opportunities

Credentialing Reimbursements

Sizeable Referral Bonus*

Relocation / Travel Stipends Available*

*Should qualifiers be met.

Key Responsibilities

Conduct screenings and evaluations to determine students' needs in areas such as fine motor skills, sensory processing, and self-care tailored to early learners and elementary-aged students.

Develop and implement Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) with student-centered goals.

Provide direct therapy services to a caseload of 50-55 students in individual and small group settings.

Collaborate effectively with teachers, parents, and the multidisciplinary special education team.

Maintain accurate records and documentation of student progress and services provided.

Qualifications

Master's or Doctorate Degree in Occupational Therapy.

Active Washington Occupational Therapy license is required.

OSPI Fingerprint Clearance is required (must be fingerprinted through OSPI or willing to complete the process).

National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy (NBCOT) certification.

Previous experience in a school or pediatric setting is preferred.

Job Details

Employment Type: Full-Time, Contract

Hours: 37.5 Hours/Week

Start Date: Fall 2026

School Year: 2026-2027

Location: Yelm, WA

Pay Rate: $45 - $55 per hour

Caseload: PreK - 5th Grade (approx. 50-55 students)

Apply today to learn more about this exciting opportunity with Soliant for the upcoming school year.

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Step into a rewarding contract role supporting students’ communication and academic success as a Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA). In this dynamic school-based position located near San Jose, you’ll collaborate with experienced SLPs, educators, and a dedicated multidisciplinary team to provide high-quality support for children with diverse speech and language needs.

Openings are available for both full-time (up to 35 hours per week) and part-time schedules, allowing flexibility to match your availability and lifestyle. Multiple positions are open, and specific campus locations will be discussed during the interview process.

Desired Qualifications:

Valid SLPA license/certification for California Experience working in school settings or with children/adolescentsStrong communication and organizational skills Passion for empowering students and collaborating with educators Ability to adapt and solve problems in a fast-paced educational environment Familiarity with IEPs and progress documentation is a plus Positive, team-oriented attitude

Key Responsibilities:

Implement speech-language pathology treatment plans developed by licensed SLPs Provide consistent support for students both individually and in small groups Assist with screenings, progress monitoring, and data collection Document student performance and contribute to IEP goals Foster a welcoming and encouraging atmosphere for all students Communicate regularly with the supervising SLP and school staff

This assignment offers a contract opportunity near the vibrant community of San Jose. Schedules can be tailored, as some part-time arrangements are considered—please be prepared to share your days and hours of availability. You’ll make a meaningful impact each day by helping students develop critical communication skills.

If you are dedicated, adaptable, and passionate about supporting children’s educational journey, we’d love to hear from you! Take the next step in your SLPA career and apply now to learn more about these exciting school-based opportunities.

Compensation for this position ranges from $28.68 to $48.68. Eligible candidates may also receive healthcare benefits, housing, and meals/incidentals. Full details of our healthcare benefits plan can be found here. This posting is open for 60 days after the posting date.

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Are you looking for a great new opportunity? ProCare Therapy has teamed up with an excellent school district in Torrance, CA looking for someone to join their team as a Speech Language Pathologist for the rest of the school year! If we find the right candidate to fill the position, there is an opportunity of renewing for the next school year. Apply now and get an interview today.

Job Type:

37.5 hours per week26/27 School year K-12th Caseload

Qualifications:

Master’s degree in Speech Pathology or Communication DisordersCalifornia State Certificate of Clinical CompetenceAccepting CFY's

Benefits:

Competitive compensation401k matchingInsurance offered: Health, Optical and Dental

If interested, please apply and send an updated copy of your resume directly to me at cale.mainor@procaretherapy.com. From there, I will be in contact with you regarding the next steps of the hiring process. It is my goal to help you so please feel free to contact me via phone at 904-647-2706 for any additional information!

Compensation for this position ranges from $45.53 to $72.53. Eligible candidates may also receive healthcare benefits, housing, and meals/incidentals. Full details of our healthcare benefits plan can be found [here](https://www.procaretherapy.com/about/). This posting is open for 60 days after the posting date.

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Make a meaningful impact as a dedicated Speech Language Pathologist in a dynamic school environment, providing essential support to students both onsite and in homebound settings. This contract opportunity offers a rewarding balance of full-time or part-time hours during the school year, allowing for personalized work-life alignment.

Start your assignment with a motivated team from August 25, 2026, through June 8, 2027. Based in Wilmington, DE, the position involves working Monday through Friday, 37.5 hours per week (adjustable for part-time preferences). You'll deliver direct speech and language therapy to students in traditional school building settings and extend your expertise to those who are medically homebound, ensuring educational access for all.

Qualifications Required:

Current Delaware SLP license (required for consideration) Certificate of Clinical Competence (SLP-CCC) Experience as a school-based SLP, including IEP development and implementation Ability to collaborate with school teams and families Flexibility to support on-site and homebound students Excellent communication and documentation skills

Key Responsibilities:

Provide speech and language evaluations, therapy, and consultations for school and homebound students Adapt services and communication to support medically homebound learners Maintain thorough records and collaborate on IEP goals and progress Work closely with educators, administrators, and families for student success Participate in professional development as needed

Step into a role where every day brings new opportunities to uplift and empower students overcoming speech and language challenges. If you hold a current DE SLP license and a commitment to making a genuine difference, apply now by submitting your resume. Help create brighter outcomes for learners by lending your expertise to a caring and supportive school community!

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Make a meaningful difference in students’ lives by supporting their communication and language development in a dynamic, school-based setting. This contract opportunity is ideal for skilled Speech Language Pathologists and Speech Language Pathologist Assistants who are passionate about pediatric care and eager to collaborate within a diverse educational team.

Qualifications & Desired Experience:

Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology or completion of Clinical Fellowship Year (CFY)Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology (SLP-CCC) preferredCurrent state licensure or eligibility as a Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) or Speech-Language Pathologist Assistant (SLPA)Previous experience in school-based or pediatric healthcare environments is highly valuedStrong communication, documentation, and organizational skillsCommitment to evidence-based practices and continued professional growth

Key Responsibilities:

Conduct comprehensive speech, language, articulation, voice, and fluency assessments for studentsDevelop and implement individualized education plans (IEPs) and appropriate therapeutic interventionsCollaborate closely with teachers, families, and other related service providers to foster student successMaintain thorough and timely records to support compliance with district and state regulationsDeliver therapy services, both individually and in group settings, that reflect each student’s unique needsParticipate in multi-disciplinary meetings and contribute insights to support holistic care

Benefits & Perks:

Contract flexibility—enjoy the variety and adaptability of contract assignmentsOpportunities to work with a range of student populations and settingsProfessional support and resources to enhance your practice

Embrace an engaging role where your expertise can empower students to thrive academically and socially. If you are dedicated to making a positive impact and eager to expand your professional experience, submit your application today to explore this rewarding opportunity.

Compensation for this position ranges from $45.00 to $95.00. Eligible candidates may also receive healthcare benefits, housing, and meals/incidentals. Full details of our healthcare benefits plan can be found here. This posting is open for 60 days after the posting date.

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Step into a pivotal speech-language pathologist opportunity supporting students from PreK to 6th grade at a welcoming elementary setting. This contract position spans from August 6th through May 14th, providing a stable and rewarding full-time schedule of 30 hours per week at a single school site near Piedmont, AL. Whether you thrive on fostering communication skills in young learners or are passionate about cultivating supportive classroom environments, your expertise could make a lasting difference throughout the academic year.

Qualifications & Desired Experience:

Current CCC-SLP certification (Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology) Hold or be eligible for licensure as an SLP in Alabama Previous school-based or pediatric experience preferred Ability to effectively collaborate with families, educators, and other specialists Strong documentation and organizational skills Compassionate, flexible, and enthusiastic approach to student care

Key Responsibilities:

Conduct comprehensive speech, language, and communication assessments Develop and implement individualized education plans (IEPs) Deliver direct therapy services to students across PreK-6th grades Collaborate with teachers and staff to integrate communication strategies into the classroom Maintain clear and timely progress reports and records Participate in IEP meetings and provide input for student success Engage in school-wide initiatives supporting students’ diverse communication needs

Benefits & Perks:

Consistent full-time schedule—30 hours per week at one site Opportunity to foster growth and confidence in young students Supportive and encouraging work environment Professional development opportunities throughout the contract

Make a meaningful contribution by empowering students to communicate and succeed academically and socially. If you’re ready to have a positive impact in a school community and meet the above requirements, submit your application today and take the next step in your SLP career!

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Inspire and support students as a Speech-Language Pathologist by providing essential services within dynamic educational environments in the New Oxford, Gettysburg, and York, PA regions. We’re seeking three onsite providers to join school-based teams for the 2026-2027 school year, serving pivotal roles with both Early Intervention and K-12 populations. No virtual opportunities are available for these assignments; all support is delivered in person.

Key Qualifications:

Active Pennsylvania Speech-Language Pathologist CertificationValid Pennsylvania Teaching Certificate (must be submitted with resume)Experience with K-12 or Early Intervention students, including regular education settings and Autistic Support (preferred)Clinical Fellows welcome if supervision requirements are met (agency to cover associated fee)SLPAs are not eligible for these roles

Role Details:

Role A (2 providers): Serve North Eastern School District elementary campuses, providing onsite support from 8:00am–3:30pm, Monday through Friday (35 hours/week), August 18, 2026 – May 27, 2027. Manage a caseload of 50–55 across two elementary schools, deliver speech therapy and case management for regular education and Autistic Support programs.Role B (1 provider): Deliver Early Intervention services for children ages 3–5 with special education needs in New Oxford/Gettysburg. This is a year-round schedule with generous school breaks and dedicated weekly paperwork time (8:00am–3:30pm, M–F, 35 hours/week).

Benefits and Perks:

Opportunities to make a measurable difference in the lives of childrenCollaborative, supportive school teamsEngaging caseloads within diverse educational settings

Make an impact where your expertise is truly valued! Submit your resume, required certifications, and specify whether you are interested in Role A or Role B to be considered for these rewarding contract positions. Discover a fulfilling career path and apply today—your skills are needed!

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Embrace a unique opportunity as a full-time travel professional in speech-language pathology and enjoy a host of rewarding benefits, such as non-taxable stipends, generous travel assistance, premium compensation, comprehensive healthcare coverage, a 401(k) retirement plan, and job security as you serve diverse school-aged populations. This is an excellent way to enrich your career while ensuring financial and professional well-being.

Nestled close to Inverness, FL, this travel role puts you at the heart of a region known for lush natural beauty, charming small-town vibes, and proximity to Florida’s freshwater springs and scenic hiking trails. Beyond the classroom, you’ll have the chance to explore some of the Sunshine State’s hidden gems, immerse yourself in a welcoming local culture, and enjoy downtime adventures from kayaking to farmer’s markets.

Professionally, you’ll collaborate with talented educators, embrace innovative approaches to therapy, and witness leadership styles that will broaden your expertise. Each assignment allows you to strengthen your résumé, adapt to new environments, and build a network of colleagues across the country. Your commitment to delivering world-class care will be matched by opportunities to grow—both personally and professionally.

Qualifications and Experience:

Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology or equivalent.ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) or Clinical Fellowship Year (CFY) eligibility.Experience in school settings, pediatrics, or healthcare environments.Ability to work full-time, in person (remote/virtual not considered).Willingness to engage with SLPA staff if asked.Passion for working with school-aged children and collaborating within educational teams.

Key Responsibilities:

Assess, diagnose, and treat students with speech, language, and communication needs.Develop individualized education plans (IEPs) in coordination with other professionals.Deliver engaging therapy sessions in compliance with school standards.Consult with teachers and families to maximize student success.Accurately document progress and maintain records as required.

Benefits Include:

Non-taxable stipends and travel reimbursement.Comprehensive healthcare and 401(k) retirement contributions.Professional growth through exposure to varied practices.Job security with guaranteed hours (40 per week).Opportunities for adventure, exploration, and personal enrichment.

Step into a new chapter that blends professional achievement with the adventure of travel. Apply today to take your expertise on the road and transform both your career and your life!

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Step into an impactful role supporting elementary students as a Sign Language Interpreter for the upcoming 2026/27 school year. This full-time contract opportunity allows you to make a meaningful difference, working closely with K-5 students to foster strong communication and inclusion in the academic environment. You’ll enjoy a consistent weekday schedule—35 hours per week, 7:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.—giving you clear structure and time for work-life balance.

Desired Qualifications:

Demonstrated proficiency in American Sign Language (ASL)Appropriate certification or licensure (where required)Prior experience interpreting in a school or educational setting, especially at the elementary levelExcellent communication and collaboration skillsAbility to adapt to various learning needs and educational situationsProfessionalism and confidentiality in all interactions

Key Responsibilities:

Provide real-time sign language interpretation for students, staff, and classroom instructionWork directly with students in K-5th grade, supporting academic and social engagementCollaborate with classroom teachers and support staff to facilitate effective learning experiencesEnsure all interpreted content aligns with student developmental level and academic goalsMaintain accurate records of services provided and student progress

In this role, you’ll play an essential part in enhancing access to education through skilled interpretation, enabling students to engage confidently in their learning environment. The contract position offers a rewarding experience for those passionate about inclusivity and student development.

Take the next step and use your talents to empower young learners. If you’re ready to contribute your expertise as a Sign Language Interpreter in a collaborative elementary school setting, we encourage you to apply today!

Compensation for this position ranges from $28.39 to $48.39. Eligible candidates may also receive healthcare benefits, housing, and meals/incidentals. Full details of our healthcare benefits plan can be found here. This posting is open for 60 days after the posting date.

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Step into a school-based contract role where your expertise as an SLP or SLPA can support high school students in achieving their communication goals. This rewarding opportunity is located near Tallassee, AL, providing direct impact throughout the academic year.

You will work part-time, dedicating 24 hours each week to providing targeted speech-language sessions for a group of 21 high school students. Services are delivered weekly in 1-hour sessions, giving you focused time to design individualized interventions and track progress. The assignment will run from August 6th, 2026, to May 26th, 2027, offering a consistent schedule and the chance to see meaningful student growth.

Qualifications & Experience:

Credentials as a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) or Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA)Experience in a school setting is highly valuedSkilled in conducting assessments, developing IEP goals, and delivering direct therapyStrong interpersonal skills for collaboration with staff, students, and familiesAbility to maintain thorough documentation and comply with school-based requirements

Key Responsibilities:

Provide direct speech and language therapy to high school students in group and individual settingsConduct comprehensive assessments and contribute to IEP planningCollaborate with teachers, counselors, and other education professionalsTrack student progress and adjust sessions to maximize outcomesParticipate in team meetings and communicate student needs and achievements

This position allows you to focus on a manageable caseload, enjoy flexible part-time scheduling, and build relationships across a supportive educational community. Your specialized skills can make a lasting difference in students’ academic and personal lives.

Ready to bring your expertise into a school environment and help students reach their full potential? Apply today and begin your next career chapter supporting student success!

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Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) degree, active Pharmacist license, and minimum 1+ years Pharmacist experience required. Applicants who do not meet these qualifications will not be considered.

A pharmacy professional is sought for a per diem Staff Pharmacist position supporting a long-term care and mail order environment. This role offers an opportunity to work Monday through Friday from 7:00 am to 3:30 pm, with shifts every other weekend, over a six-week contract period.

Location: Lansdale, PA
Schedule:

Monday to Friday, 7:00 am – 3:30 pm Every other weekend

Key Responsibilities:

Accept and accurately dispense prescription medications to patients Monitor patient medication compliance and identify patterns of over-usage Ensure medication supply and distribution comply with legal and safety standards Verify that prescribed medicines are appropriate for patients’ conditions Maintain confidential, accurate records of all patients and pharmacy transactions Provide medication counseling, explaining usage, possible side effects, and answering questions Offer patient services such as smoking cessation support, blood pressure monitoring, and cholesterol management Educate patients on medical devices, including blood pressure monitors and glucose meters Compound both external and internal medications and prepare sterile solutions following established protocols Supervise pharmacy staff including pharmacy technicians and clerks to ensure smooth operations Maintain proper inventory levels of pharmaceutical and medical supplies Identify and communicate drug-related patient issues to prescribers and healthcare teams

Qualifications:

Licensed pharmacist in Pennsylvania Previous pharmacy experience required Experience in long-term care and mail order pharmacy environments preferred

This per diem role suits a pharmacist looking to apply their expertise in a structured healthcare setting while supporting patient health through direct care and education. If you meet the qualifications and are interested in providing valuable pharmacy services in this contract role, please apply today.

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Winslow, Arizona | Ongoing Contract Opportunity

A community hospital in Northern Arizona is seeking an experienced Inpatient Pharmacist for ongoing coverage needs. This position offers a flexible schedule, a collaborative clinical environment, and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on patient care in a rural hospital setting.

If you enjoy working closely with physicians, nurses, and fellow healthcare professionals while practicing at the top of your license, this could be an excellent fit.

About the Opportunity

This hospital relies on its pharmacists as key members of the patient care team. You'll have the opportunity to contribute clinically, support medication safety initiatives, and provide expertise that directly influences patient outcomes.

This is an ongoing contract opportunity with recurring coverage needs and the potential for future assignments.

Position Highlights

Flexible schedule averaging 2–4 days per weekDay-shift hours onlyOngoing coverage needs through October and beyondCollaborative hospital environmentOpportunity to practice both operational and clinical pharmacyTraining provided before coverage beginsResponsibilitiesVerify inpatient medication orders for accuracy and appropriatenessReview medication dosing, allergies, interactions, and contraindicationsPerform renal and hepatic dose adjustmentsEnter and process medication orders within CernerManage medication distribution using Pyxis systemsSupport antibiotic stewardship initiatives, including vancomycin dosing and monitoringRespond to medication-related questions from physicians, nurses, and other staffProvide clinical recommendations related to medication therapyMonitor patient medication regimens and identify potential safety concernsAssist with medication reconciliation and formulary complianceSupport controlled substance management and inventory oversightMaintain compliance with hospital policies, state regulations, and pharmacy standards

Qualifications
Required:

Active Arizona Pharmacist license in good standingPrevious hospital or inpatient pharmacy experienceStrong clinical knowledge of inpatient pharmacy practiceExcellent communication and critical-thinking skills

Preferred:

Cerner experiencePyxis experienceExperience with vancomycin dosing and monitoringAntimicrobial stewardship experienceSchedule

Approximately 2–4 days per week
Pharmacy hours: 6:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Additional coverage opportunities may be available

To learn more about this ongoing inpatient pharmacy opportunity in Northern Arizona, contact Megan Buschman at (813) 358-5769 or megan.buschman@rphonthego.com to apply today!

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Make a real difference supporting students in educational settings, working closely with children who benefit from your expertise as a Speech-Language Pathologist. Two types of onsite opportunities are available in the north-central Pennsylvania region, both offering the chance to serve communities in need while collaborating with dedicated professionals.

Desired Qualifications:

Active Pennsylvania Speech-Language Pathologist Certification and Teaching Certification required (must be submitted with your resume)Previous experience in school settings is highly valuedComfortable providing direct services for both regular education and special education/autistic support studentsExcellent communication, organization, and case management skillsGenuine commitment to fostering communication development for children at various stagesClinical Fellows welcome if agency is willing to cover the $2,000 supervision feeSLPAs are not eligible for these positions

Opportunities Available:

Two full-time SLP positions (35 hours/week, 8:00am-3:30pm, M-F, school-year contract) for K-5 caseloads across two elementary campuses, providing direct therapy and some case management.One full-time SLP position for Early Intervention, supporting children aged 3-5 with special needs. This is a year-round contract with frequent school breaks. Dedicated paperwork time is provided each week.

Key Responsibilities:

Deliver engaging, evidence-based speech and language therapy services to assigned studentsComplete assessments, develop and implement IEPs, and participate actively in IEP meetingsMaintain thorough and timely documentationCollaborate effectively with teachers, specialists, and families

Bring your clinical expertise and compassion to children who need it most. If you’re ready for a rewarding contract position and meet the outlined requirements, submit your resume (including required certifications) and indicate your interest in Role A or Role B. Take the next step in your career and make a positive impact—apply today!

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Make a meaningful impact in the lives of students with communication needs by utilizing your Speech-Language Pathology expertise in a collaborative, onsite environment. Immediate contract opportunities are available for skilled SLPs to serve Early Intervention and K-12 students. These roles will place you among a team of dedicated professionals where your clinical judgment and compassionate care are highly valued.

Available Roles:

Role A: Provide direct SLP services for K-12 students—both regular education and those receiving Autistic support—across two elementary school buildings. This assignment includes a manageable caseload and some case management responsibilities, while providing services from 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM, Monday through Friday, during the school year calendar.

Role B: Support Early Intervention (ages 3-5, special education needs) at locations in New Oxford/Gettysburg. Enjoy a year-round schedule with frequent school breaks and dedicated paperwork time each week, ensuring balanced, child-focused delivery of services.

Key Qualifications:

Active Pennsylvania Speech-Language Pathologist CertificationPA Teaching Certificate (must be submitted with your resume)Experience working with early intervention and/or K-12 populations preferredAbility to manage a diverse caseload and implement IEPsCommitment to in-person collaboration; SLPAs not accepted for these onsite rolesClinical Fellows considered if able to meet supervision fee requirements

Primary Responsibilities:

Conduct evaluations, assessments, and provide individualized therapy to studentsCollaborate with educators, families, and support teamsDevelop and update IEPs and progress reportsEngage in case management and participate in team meetings as needed

These positions offer you the chance to grow professionally while supporting a vibrant learning community. If you’re ready to advance your SLP career, indicate your preferred role and send your credentials today! Take the next step in making a difference for students in need.

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Step into a rewarding travel opportunity as a part-time Speech-Language Pathologist in beautiful central Florida! If you're seeking flexible hours, steady job security, travel assistance, and premium compensation all while exploring new places and enriching your professional life, this position could be your next adventure. Enjoy non-taxable stipends, comprehensive healthcare benefits, and access to a robust 401(k), all designed to ensure both your well-being and peace of mind as you focus on making a real impact.

This role places you in the Wauchula, FL area, a location known for its relaxed atmosphere, scenic orange groves, and easy access to both Gulf Coast beaches and Central Florida attractions. Beyond work, take advantage of peaceful outdoor settings, regional parks, and a welcoming small-town community—the perfect balance of work and exploration.

In your professional journey, you'll interact with new systems, leadership styles, and innovative practices, giving your resume a powerful boost. You'll also enjoy personal fulfillment by supporting early learners and broadening your expertise through unique, hands-on experiences. The travel lifestyle provides you with the freedom to explore on your downtime, uncovering local gems and creating lasting memories.

What You'll Need:

Current license and certification as an SLP (CCC required)Experience and comfort working with preschool childrenAvailability for a maximum of 25 hours per week (part-time)Commitment to in-person service; remote work is not available

Your Responsibilities:

Provide direct speech-language therapy to PreK studentsConduct assessments, develop treatment plans, and track student progressCollaborate with teachers, staff, and families for holistic student supportMaintain compliance with all relevant educational and professional standards

Benefits:

Non-taxable stipends for qualifying expensesReliable travel support for a seamless professional relocationComprehensive healthcare coverage and 401(k) retirement planExceptional work-life balance with flexible, part-time hoursEnhance your skills by working in a supportive, learning-focused environment

Set your career on an exciting new path—apply today and make a difference in the lives of young learners while enjoying all the perks of travel and discovery!

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Make a meaningful impact supporting elementary students by providing speech-language pathology services in a welcoming school environment! This contract opportunity is perfect for a passionate clinician eager to work with pediatric populations and make a difference over the school year.

Qualifications and Experience:

Active New York State SLP license and TSSLD credential requiredASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) preferredPrior experience with pediatric and elementary-aged studentsExpertise in school-based speech-language therapy, including conducting assessments and developing tailored intervention plansStrong communication and collaboration abilities to partner effectively with teachers, parents, and multidisciplinary teams

Role Responsibilities:

Deliver direct speech-language therapy services to elementary-aged students at a single school siteAssess, diagnose, and treat speech, language, and communication disorders aligned with IEP goalsMaintain accurate documentation, progress notes, and participate in IEP meetingsConsult with teachers and staff to support classroom strategies accommodating students’ communication needsCommunicate progress and collaborate closely with families

Position Details:

Contract runs from September 7, 2026, to June 25, 202715 hours per week, Monday through FridaySupport a dedicated elementary student caseload; all services provided on one school campusCompensation between $50–$55 per hour, paid weekly

You’ll also enjoy comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance, life insurance, a matching 401k, and a flexible spending account. Experience the rewards of supporting young learners’ communication skills while maintaining work-life balance with a part-time schedule.

Ready to empower students and grow your career as a trusted speech-language pathologist? Apply today to embark on a fulfilling school-based assignment this coming school year!

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Make an immediate impact supporting students as a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) for the upcoming school year. Multiple full-time opportunities are available across various grade levels, working on a contract basis in a school setting near Harvest, Alabama. This role spans the full academic year, with an ASAP start through May 28th, 2027. BCBA supervision is provided, and candidates should be ready for a dynamic assignment timeline as school needs may shift quickly.

Qualifications & Skills:

Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) credential required (active or inactive—but not expired)Experience working with children or students in educational or behavioral settings preferredAdaptability and flexibility in daily assignments and work environmentsCommitment to a full-time schedule (35 hours per week); strictly no part-time availability Reliable attendance—punctuality to school hours is essentialStrong communication skills and the ability to collaborate within a multidisciplinary team

Key Responsibilities:

Work under the supervision of a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) to implement behavioral intervention plansProvide direct support to students, collecting data and assisting with classroom management and individualized instructionAdapt techniques to meet the specific needs of students across elementary, middle, and high school settingsMaintain accurate treatment records and comply with district policiesUphold confidentiality and ensure a positive, supportive learning environment

Benefits & Perks:

Hourly compensation set at $24-$25, paid weeklyConsistent, full-time schedule aligned with the school calendar BCBA supervision and ongoing professional support

If you are motivated to help students achieve their potential and ready to adapt to the evolving needs of a dynamic school environment, submit your application today. Take the next step in your career as an RBT and make a difference this school year!

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Step into a fulfilling contract opportunity working with elementary students in a supportive educational environment. This full-time role runs from September 8th, 2026, through June 25th, 2027, offering a chance to provide essential speech and language services to children in grades K-4 at a single school site near Lancaster, NY. With 7.5-hour workdays, you’ll be able to focus on making a meaningful difference in the lives of young learners during the school year.

Qualifications & Experience:

Active state licensure as a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP)Open to Clinical Fellowship Year (CFY) candidates and those holding the Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC)Experience working with elementary school students (K-4) preferred, but not requiredFamiliarity with school-based SLP services, including screenings, assessments, and IEP developmentStrong communication, organization, and collaboration skills

Responsibilities:

Deliver speech-language therapy to students in grades K-4, addressing a range of communication disordersConduct evaluations and develop individualized education plans (IEPs) in partnership with school staff and familiesMaintain clear records of student progress and therapy sessionsCollaborate with teachers, parents, and multidisciplinary teams to support student success in and out of the classroomParticipate in IEP meetings and contribute expertise as a valued member of the school’s support staff

This position offers a rewarding chance to concentrate your skills at a single location, allowing you to build strong relationships with students and staff throughout the academic year. The consistent school-based schedule supports a balanced work-life routine while providing the flexibility that comes with contract work.

Ready to make a positive impact in a vibrant elementary school community? Submit your application today and help create brighter futures for students eager to learn and grow.

Compensation for this position ranges from $36.72 to $66.72. Eligible candidates may also receive healthcare benefits, housing, and meals/incidentals. Full details of our healthcare benefits plan can be found here. This posting is open for 60 days after the posting date.

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Degree in Radiologic Technology, Certification in Radiologic Technology (ARRT Certification), and minimum 1+ years MRI experience required. Applicants who do not meet these qualifications will not be considered.

Exciting opportunity available for a skilled MRI Technologist with expertise in magnetic resonance imaging. This contract position calls for a motivated professional who will support a busy imaging department, ensuring the highest standard of patient care and technical excellence.

Qualifications and Experience:

Current certification as a Radiologic Technologist (ARRT-MR or equivalent)Valid and active MRI Technologist licenseDemonstrated experience performing MRI procedures independentlyFamiliarity with MRI safety protocols and proper patient positioningStrong organizational skills and attention to detailExcellent communication skills and ability to collaborate with physicians, nurses, and other medical staffBLS certification preferred

Primary Responsibilities:

Safely and efficiently operate MRI equipment to capture high-quality diagnostic imagesReview physician imaging orders and confirm patient identity and procedure detailsEducate and prepare patients for MRI exams, addressing questions and concernsPosition patients for comfort and accurate imaging; monitor patients during proceduresMaintain a clean and organized work environment, following all infection control protocolsCollaborate with radiologists to ensure timely and accurate delivery of imagesDocument imaging procedures in electronic medical recordsAdhere to departmental policies and safety guidelines, including the proper handling and disposal of materialsTroubleshoot minor technical issues and report equipment malfunctions as needed

This position provides a rewarding environment where your skills contribute directly to patient care and diagnostic accuracy. You’ll work with a committed team dedicated to the highest quality standards in imaging.

If you possess the skills and expertise required for this crucial imaging role, bring your dedication and talent to a supportive environment. Take the next step in your career and submit your application today!

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