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Empower K-12 students with your expertise as a Speech Language Pathologist on an exciting full-time contract assignment near Dallas, TX! This opportunity spans the 2026-2027 academic year, beginning August 13, 2026, and concluding May 21, 2027. You’ll work 40 hours per week, exclusively focusing on meaningful, school-based speech and language services with no extra duties outside of your contracted hours—leaving you time to focus on your passion and professional growth.

Key Qualifications & Experience:

Valid state licensure as a Speech Language Pathologist (SLP)Certificate of Clinical Competence (SLP-CCC) or Clinical Fellowship Year (SLP-CFY) statusExperience in K-12 educational settings highly preferredStrong communication skills and ability to collaborate with educators, families, and studentsCommitment to evidence-based, student-centered interventions

Core Responsibilities:

Conduct comprehensive speech and language assessmentsDevelop and implement individualized therapy plans for students across K-12th gradeProvide both direct and indirect services as outlined in student IEPsCollaborate with multidisciplinary teams to monitor progress and adjust interventions as neededMaintain accurate documentation in compliance with school and state requirements

What You’ll Enjoy:

Guaranteed weekly hours for stabilityCompensation for both direct and indirect service hoursTravel therapists eligible for additional stipendsNo extra non-therapeutic duties (no bus duty, lunch supervision, or parent pickup)Eligibility for a comprehensive benefits package including health, vision, dental coverage, and a 401k

If you’re passionate about making a difference and looking for a rewarding position with flexibility and support, we want to connect with you! Apply today to inspire and support students in achieving their communication goals throughout the school year.

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Step into a rewarding contract opportunity near Dallas, TX, serving K-12 students as a Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) for the 2026-2027 school year. This full-time position runs from August 13, 2026, through May 21, 2027, with guaranteed hours and a schedule designed for educational professionals who value meaningful impact and work-life balance.

Qualifications & Experience:

Active SLPA license for TexasExperience providing speech-language support services in school settings (K-12 preferred)Strong organizational and communication skillsAbility to collaborate within multidisciplinary teamsKind, patient, and student-focused approach

Primary Responsibilities:

Provide direct and indirect speech-language support to K-12 students under supervision of an SLPImplement therapy plans and document student progressCollaborate with educators, parents, and SLPs to maximize student successMaintain records in compliance with school and state guidelinesPerform only therapy-related duties—no additional school responsibilities outside contracted hours

Perks and Benefits:

Guaranteed weekly hours, ensuring steady income throughout the school yearCompensation for both direct and indirect therapy servicesTravel therapists can receive available stipendsFull-time benefits package including health, dental, and vision coverage, plus 401k retirement plan accessEnjoy a positive, collaborative school environment with a clear focus on student progress

Make a difference each day by supporting students’ communication and learning journeys. If you’re ready to contribute your skills as an SLPA in a dynamic school setting, submit your application today and take the next step toward a fulfilling contract role for the upcoming academic year!

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Journeyman Pipefitter — Dallas VA Medical Center Allmed Staffing | Dallas, TX | $40.00/hour

Allmed Staffing is hiring 10 Journeyman Pipefitters to support a facilities maintenance contract at the North Texas VA Medical Center in Dallas. If you're a licensed pipefitter who wants steady, well-paid work on a defined assignment with a government client, we want to hear from you.

About Allmed Staffing Allmed Staffing places skilled tradespeople into government and healthcare facility contracts across Texas. We handle the paperwork and credentialing so our tradespeople can focus on the work — and we pay competitively because we know retention starts with respect for the trade.

About the Role You'll work alongside VA maintenance staff installing, maintaining, and repairing plumbing, steam, gas, and medical facility systems — including water distribution, drainage, sterilizers, laundry and dietetic equipment, and medical gas piping. Work is assigned by a foreman, carried out independently with periodic spot checks, and you may be asked to supervise helpers.

What You'll Do

Install, maintain, and repair plumbing, steam, gas, and medical gas systems in an active hospital environmentRead and work from blueprints and mechanical drawingsPerform preventive maintenance and troubleshoot system issues in mechanical rooms, basements, kitchens, and confined spacesReport daily on tasks completed, parts used, and items needing follow-upFollow all VA, OSHA, and NFPA-99 safety and code requirementsWork independently while coordinating daily with the VA COR and site supervisor

Required Qualifications

Active Texas Plumber/Pipefitter licenseMinimum 4 years of journeyman-level pipefitting experienceOSHA certificationAbility to read and interpret blueprints, schematics, and mechanical drawingsPhysical ability to stand, bend, and work in cramped or confined spaces for extended periodsAbility to pass a background investigation (required for VA facility access)

Schedule & Pay

$40.00/hourMonday–Friday, 8:00 AM–4:30 PM (no weekends or federal holidays)On-site at the North Texas VA Medical Center, 4500 S. Lancaster Rd, Dallas, TX

Know a Great Pipefitter? Get Paid. We offer referral bonuses for qualified candidates who are hired through your referral. If you know someone who fits this role, have them mention your name when they apply.

How to Apply Email your resume, proof of your active TX Plumber/Pipefitter license, OSHA certification, and three professional references to Kevin@allmedstaffinginc.com. Please include "Pipefitter – Dallas VA" in the subject line.
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Company DescriptionAllmed is a National Staffing and Recruiting company offering short and long term staffing solutions.
We have been serving large Fortune 100 companies and providing career opportunities to job seekers for over 25 years. We specialize within the medical and healthcare industries offering temporary and permanent placement options. Our team takes the time to recognize, assess and listen to the goals of both our clients and employees. Our team is dedicated to providing the highest quality services and best qualified medical
professionals throughout the United States. We stand by our promise and guarantee success and satisfaction between our clients and employees.Company DescriptionAllmed is a National Staffing and Recruiting company offering short and long term staffing solutions. \r\nWe have been serving large Fortune 100 companies and providing career opportunities to job seekers for over 25 years. We specialize within the medical and healthcare industries offering temporary and permanent placement options. Our team takes the time to recognize, assess and listen to the goals of both our clients and employees. Our team is dedicated to providing the highest quality services and best qualified medical\r\nprofessionals throughout the United States. We stand by our promise and guarantee success and satisfaction between our clients and employees. Read Less

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Journeyman Electrician — Dallas VA Medical Center Allmed Staffing | Dallas, TX | $40.00/hour

Allmed Staffing is hiring 10 Journeyman Electricians to support a facilities maintenance contract at the Dallas VA Medical Center. If you're a licensed electrician comfortable working on critical hospital infrastructure and want steady, well-paid work on a defined assignment with a government client, we want to hear from you.

About Allmed Staffing Allmed Staffing places skilled tradespeople into government and healthcare facility contracts across Texas. We handle the paperwork and credentialing so our tradespeople can focus on the work — and we pay competitively because we know retention starts with respect for the trade.

About the Role You'll maintain and repair a wide range of electrical systems throughout an active hospital — motors, HVAC components, alarms, medical and laboratory equipment, lighting, and major utility infrastructure including switchgear, transformers, and emergency power systems. You'll work with minimal supervision, may oversee helpers, and will need to understand the hazards of working with voltages up to 4,160 volts AC.

What You'll Do

Troubleshoot electrical issues using diagnostic instrumentsInstall and modify circuits and conduitsPerform preventive maintenance on motors and control equipmentMaintain switchgear, transformers, and emergency power systemsEnsure all work complies with the National Electrical Code and VA safety standardsReport daily on tasks completed, parts used, and items needing follow-up

Required Qualifications

Active Texas Electrician licenseOSHA certificationExperience working safely with voltages up to 4,160 volts ACAbility to read and interpret electrical schematics and diagramsPhysical ability to perform heavy lifting and work in cramped spaces, at heights, and in both indoor and outdoor environmentsAbility to pass a background investigation (required for VA facility access)

Schedule & Pay

$40.00/hourMonday–Friday, 8:00 AM–4:30 PM (no weekends or federal holidays)On-site at the Dallas VA Medical Center, 4500 S. Lancaster Rd, Dallas, TX 75216

Know a Great Electrician? Get Paid. We offer referral bonuses for qualified candidates who are hired through your referral. If you know someone who fits this role, have them mention your name when they apply.

How to Apply Email your resume, proof of your active TX Electrician license, OSHA certification, and three professional references to Kevin@allmedstaffinginc.com. Please include "Electrician – Dallas VA" in the subject line.
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Company DescriptionAllmed is a National Staffing and Recruiting company offering short and long term staffing solutions.
We have been serving large Fortune 100 companies and providing career opportunities to job seekers for over 25 years. We specialize within the medical and healthcare industries offering temporary and permanent placement options. Our team takes the time to recognize, assess and listen to the goals of both our clients and employees. Our team is dedicated to providing the highest quality services and best qualified medical
professionals throughout the United States. We stand by our promise and guarantee success and satisfaction between our clients and employees.Company DescriptionAllmed is a National Staffing and Recruiting company offering short and long term staffing solutions. \r\nWe have been serving large Fortune 100 companies and providing career opportunities to job seekers for over 25 years. We specialize within the medical and healthcare industries offering temporary and permanent placement options. Our team takes the time to recognize, assess and listen to the goals of both our clients and employees. Our team is dedicated to providing the highest quality services and best qualified medical\r\nprofessionals throughout the United States. We stand by our promise and guarantee success and satisfaction between our clients and employees. Read Less

Job DescriptionJob DescriptionProject-Based Merchandiser (Direct Hire)

Location: Dallas Oregon

Rate of Pay: $21.00/hr (OT Available)

Schedule: Full-Time | 3rd Shift (Sunday–Thursday)

Are you looking for a high-impact, hands-on project to kickstart your year? We are seeking motivated individuals for a Direct Hire Merchandising Project in Dallas Oregon. This is a dedicated, short-term engagement—perfect for those who enjoy active work and seeing a project through from start to finish.

Project Overview

Duration: Minimum of 6-12 weeks.

Shift: 8-hour overnight shifts (typically 10:00 PM – 7:00 AM). Hours may vary slightly depending on the specific project phase.

Entry-Level: No previous experience required! We provide all the necessary training.

Work with Friends: Since this is a team-based project, we encourage friends or family members to apply together.

Key Responsibilities

Fixture Logistics: Assembling new sales floor fixtures and dismantling existing ones.

Store Transformation: Moving basic and complex fixtures and installing basic electronic equipment (no programming or setup involved).

Merchandising: Setting products according to modular guidelines and performing counter detailing.

Inventory Flow: Relocating excess merchandise to designated store areas.

Tool Operation: Using basic hand tools and cordless drills for assembly.

Requirements

Availability for 3rd shift (overnight) work.

Comfortable using basic manual and power tools.

A collaborative mindset and a strong work ethic.

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We are seeking a dedicated Speech-Language Pathologist (CCC-SLP) to join a school district in Dallas, Texas for the 2026–2027 school year.

Position Details

Full-time, 40 hours per weekPart-time candidates will also be consideredSchool year assignment: August 11, 2026 – May 27, 2027Responsible for conducting evaluations and re-evaluationsAttend and participate in IEP meetingsServe as a Case ManagerSupervise 2 SLPAs (1 monolingual and 1 bilingual)

Requirements

Active Texas Speech-Language Pathologist licenseCertificate of Clinical Competence (CCC-SLP)School-based or pediatric experience preferredStrong communication, organizational, and collaboration skills

This is an excellent opportunity to join a collaborative school team while providing high-quality speech-language services to students. The ideal candidate will be comfortable managing evaluations, leading IEP meetings, serving as a case manager, and supervising SLPAs to support student success.

If you're a licensed CCC-SLP looking for a rewarding school-based opportunity in Dallas, TX, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today to learn more!

Tanya Diaz-Gonzalez

770-758-2481

tanya.diaz-gonzalez@soliant.com

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Exciting travel opportunities await for skilled School Psychologists eager to expand their horizons while making a meaningful difference in the lives of students. If you thrive on new experiences, enjoy premium compensation, and appreciate non-taxable stipends, this is the perfect role to help you grow both personally and professionally. With robust travel assistance, comprehensive healthcare benefits, and a matching 401(k), you can focus on your passion for helping students while enjoying job security and excellent perks along the way.

Imagine spending the upcoming 26/27 school year in charming Dallas, GA. This area offers a blend of welcoming Southern hospitality and scenic beauty—think beautiful parks, local cafes, and plenty of opportunities for weekend explorations to nearby Atlanta. Not only will you gain experience in practices unique to this school district, but you'll also strengthen your professional portfolio by working closely with diverse populations and seasoned educators.

This full-time, onsite position consists of 40 hours per week, running from August 3, 2026, to May 31, 2027. About half your time will be devoted to conducting PreK evaluations, with the remainder supporting students at an elementary school. This unique split allows you to develop skills with different age groups, enhance your versatility, and contribute your expertise where it's most needed.

Qualifications:

Current School Psychologist certification/license for Georgia (or eligibility)Previous experience with PreK assessments and elementary school populations preferredStrong communication, organizational, and teamwork skillsFamiliarity with evidence-based intervention strategies

Responsibilities:

Conduct comprehensive PreK evaluationsProvide support, consultation, and intervention for elementary school studentsCollaborate with educators, families, and multidisciplinary teamsMaintain detailed, confidential records and reportsParticipate in IEP and eligibility meetings

Benefits and Perks:

Highly competitive compensation, paid weeklyComprehensive insurance: medical, dental, vision, life, and moreMatching 401(k) planFlexible spending accountTravel support and non-taxable stipends

Eager for adventure, growth, and the chance to make a tangible impact? Apply now to set your career in motion and create lasting memories in Dallas, GA!

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Step into a key support role serving students across four close-knit elementary and K-12 schools in the Dallas, TX area. This school-based contract opportunity is ideal for a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA) with a passion for pediatric settings and collaboration. You’ll provide direct services under the guidance of an Occupational Therapist, helping up to 60 students succeed in the classroom and beyond from August 2026 through May 2027.

Key Qualifications:

Active Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant licensure requiredRecent school-based experience strongly preferred, particularly supporting a diverse K-12 populationFamiliarity with ESPED (IEP management software) is highly desirableComfortable traveling between multiple sites within a few miles of each other (itinerant role)Strong communication, organization, and documentation skills

Role Responsibilities:

Deliver evidence-based occupational therapy interventions to students as directed by the supervising OTMaintain detailed documentation in accordance with established protocols and IEP requirementsPartner with teachers, families, and the therapy team to address students’ functional goalsTravel between Cockrell Hill (K-2), Katherine Johnson (K-12), The Meadows (K-5), and Woodridge (K-5) schoolsAttend IEP meetings and provide input regarding student progress and interventions

What You’ll Gain:

Enriching experience working closely with a multidisciplinary school therapy teamExposure to a variety of student ages, needs, and educational settingsSupportive contract assignment with consistent weekday hours (37.5 weekly)

If you thrive in energetic school environments and are ready for a dynamic, itinerant COTA position, this could be a wonderful fit for your skills and ambitions. Take the next step—submit your application today and bring your expertise to support students’ growth!

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Step into a dynamic travel opportunity as a School Psychologist and ignite your career with rewarding benefits such as non-taxable stipends, dedicated travel assistance, premium compensation, comprehensive healthcare coverage, 401(k) options, and enduring job stability. Embracing a travel role adds adventure and flexibility to your professional journey while providing vital support to students in educational settings.

Set your sights on the vibrant Dallas, TX area for the upcoming 2026-2027 school year. Dallas offers an exciting blend of arts, culture, and culinary delights—perfect for personal exploration during your downtime. Gain exposure to innovative teaching philosophies, new behavioral support models, and a variety of district leadership styles, all while making a positive difference for a diverse student community. As a bilingual (English/Spanish) School Psychologist working with elementary students, you’ll expand your skill set and build a robust professional network that will boost your career for years to come.

What You’ll Bring:

State licensure/certification as a School PsychologistProficiency in English and SpanishPrior experience in school settings requiredExpertise working with elementary-aged childrenStrong interpersonal, assessment, and report-writing skillsAble to commit for the full assignment: August 11th, 2026 - June 1st, 2027Onsite availability throughout the assignment

Your Key Responsibilities:

Conduct assessments and deliver direct psychological services to elementary studentsCollaborate with school staff, teachers, and families to develop and monitor individualized education plans (IEPs) Offer counseling and intervention services to support students’ academic and behavioral successParticipate in multi-disciplinary team meetings and contribute to positive school climate initiativesProvide bilingual support to effectively communicate with students and families

Benefits You’ll Enjoy:

Non-taxable stipends and comprehensive travel assistancePremium compensationHealthcare benefits and 401(k) plans for financial and physical well-beingSupportive assignment management and job security through reputable placementUnmatched growth opportunities and resume enhancement

If you’re ready to embark on a fulfilling travel career while making a real difference in children’s lives, apply now and see where your passion for school psychology can take you!

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Make a real difference supporting elementary students’ growth and well-being as a School Psychologist. This contract opportunity runs from August 11th, 2026 through June 1st, 2027 and offers the chance to work onsite within a vibrant education setting near Dallas, TX. As a valued resource for the school community, you’ll provide direct services, collaborate with educators and families, and help shape a safe, supportive atmosphere for diverse students.

Desired Qualifications & Experience:

Active School Psychologist credential requiredExperience working in a school-based setting, ideally at the elementary levelDemonstrated skills in assessment, report writing, and student counselingBilingual in English and Spanish, with strong communication abilities in both languagesProficient in collaborating with teachers, families, and multidisciplinary teams to address student needsComfortable managing elementary caseloads, conducting evaluations, documenting interventions, and engaging in classroom observations

Key Responsibilities:

Conduct comprehensive psychoeducational assessments and interpret resultsDevelop and support implementation of intervention plans to address academic, social-emotional, or behavioral challengesFacilitate meetings and consultations with staff and parents regarding student progressProvide individual and group counseling to support students’ social-emotional healthParticipate in eligibility determinations and special education team meetingsMaintain thorough, timely documentation and adhere to all ethical standards

This contract role allows you to immerse yourself in a school community, applying your specialized skills and supporting students’ success. If you are passionate about advocacy, inclusion, and collaboration in educational settings, this School Psychologist opportunity is an exciting step forward. Submit your application today to help foster brighter futures for elementary learners!

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Embark on a rewarding opportunity as a full-time school psychologist for the upcoming 2026-2027 school year! This contract position is based onsite, offering a dynamic environment where your expertise will be valued and your impact felt every day. The role spans 40 hours weekly, beginning in early August 2026 and concluding at the end of May 2027.

Your time will be thoughtfully split between conducting PreK evaluations and working within an elementary school setting. This allows for variety in your daily responsibilities and the chance to collaborate with a diverse group of young learners, families, and educational teams.

Preferred Qualifications & Experience:

Current certification as a School PsychologistPrevious experience with PreK evaluations and elementary school populations is highly regardedStrong ability to communicate effectively with students, staff, and familiesSolid understanding of assessment tools, IEP development, and multi-disciplinary collaborationExcellent organizational and documentation skillsComfortable working onsite in a school environment

Key Responsibilities:

Conduct comprehensive PreK evaluations as part of the early childhood teamProvide psychological services, including assessment, intervention, and consultation for elementary school studentsDevelop and interpret evaluation reports, and participate in IEP meetingsCollaborate with school staff, administrators, and families to support student learning and well-beingMaintain accurate records and comply with state and federal educational guidelines

Enjoy the peace of mind that comes with a generous benefits package, featuring highly competitive compensation, weekly pay, and comprehensive insurance options, including medical, dental, vision, and life coverage. You’ll also have access to a matching 401k and flexible spending account, supporting your financial wellness and flexibility.

Bring your skills where they’ll make a difference—apply today to help shape a brighter future for students in a supportive school community!

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Make a positive impact throughout multiple campuses by supporting students as a bilingual specialist in school psychology. This full-time contract position offers the chance to work across different age groups, from early childhood (age 3-5) through high school seniors (12th grade). You'll play a vital role in evaluating student needs, attending ARD meetings, and providing valuable assessments within a diverse school environment.

Responsibilities:

Complete comprehensive evaluations for a caseload of approximately 9 students monthly Travel between assigned school sites serving a broad spectrum of ages and grade levels Attend and participate in ARD meetings alongside educators and families Collaborate closely with teachers, administrators, and support staff to implement evaluation recommendations Maintain up-to-date documentation in compliance with district and state requirements

Qualifications:

Active License Specialist in School Psychology (LSSP) or Associate School Psychologist credential, verified by the Board of Examiners of Psychologists Fluency in both Spanish and English is required Previous experience in a school-based setting providing psychological evaluations and support Ability and willingness to travel between multiple schools as needed Must be comfortable serving diverse student populations, including early childhood Completion of fingerprints through the TEA or willing to fulfill this requirement prior to start date (district clearance required)

This is an on-site only position with a contract running from August through early June, and a full-time schedule of 37.5 hours per week. In this impactful role, you'll support students across a reputable district and collaborate daily with dedicated professionals determined to shape positive outcomes.

Ready to make a difference in students’ lives while using your bilingual and psychological expertise? Apply today to take the next step in your school psychology career!

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Step into a meaningful contract opportunity supporting students from early childhood through high school as a bilingual school psychologist. This full-time position (37.5 hours per week) offers the chance to work itinerantly across several campuses, helping diverse learners reach their potential. You’ll be a valued resource collaborating closely with staff, students, and families, ensuring all receive the specialized assistance they deserve.

Ideal candidates bring a robust background in school-based psychological services, are fluent in both Spanish and English, and are passionate about multicultural student advocacy. Your expertise will shine as you complete evaluations, contribute to ARD meetings, and provide essential support for a manageable caseload—approximately nine students per month spanning ages 3–18.

Key Qualifications:

Active License Specialist in School Psychology (LSSP) or Associate School Psychologist Credential from the Board of Examiners of PsychologistsBilingual in Spanish and English (required)Prior school-based psychologist experienceStrong skills in conducting evaluations, report writing, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teamsAbility to adapt to an itinerant schedule serving multiple school sitesClearance via Texas Education Agency fingerprinting prior to start (if not recently completed at another public district)

Responsibilities:

Provide psychological evaluations and intervention services for early childhood through grade 12Support ARD (Admission, Review, and Dismissal) processes with expertise and careCollaborate with educators, administrators, and families to develop effective student plansDeliver culturally responsive services to bilingual and multilingual students

Benefits you can anticipate include the fulfillment of making a direct impact within a vibrant educational community, a supportive multidisciplinary working environment, and the ability to expand your experience across all grade levels.

Showcase your skills and make a difference in students’ lives! Apply today to be considered for this impactful opportunity.

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Soliant has an opening for a contracted School Psychologist in the Dallas, Georgia area. This position is for the 2026-2027 School Year. Soliant offers Weekly Pay, guaranteed hours, and an exceptional Health Benefits & 401k package.

Job Details:

Full-TimeOnsitePlease inquire for more information.

Qualifications:

Must be a licensed School Psychologist in the state of Georgia.Master's degree in School Psychology or a related field.School experience is preferred but not required.

Skills & Abilities:

Conduct comprehensive psychological evaluations to assess students' cognitive, academic, social-emotional, and behavioral functioning.Collaborate with teachers, parents, and other professionals to develop and implement individualized interventions and support plans.Provide counseling and therapy services to students facing emotional or behavioral challenges, utilizing evidence-based therapeutic techniques.Serve as a resource and provide training to school staff on topics such as mental health, behavior management, and crisis intervention.

This position is available to be filled immediately. For consideration, please contact Katherine (Katie) Faust directly.

Contact Information:

Email: katie.faust@soliant.com
Phone: (864) 519-8215

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Step into a rewarding contract opportunity supporting students near Dallas, TX, as a highly qualified Speech-Language Pathologist. This role is ideal for an experienced CCC-SLP who is passionate about helping children achieve their full communication potential within a school setting.

The position will commence August 11, 2026, and continue through May 27, 2027. Full-time candidates are strongly encouraged, but those seeking part-time arrangements are also welcome to apply.

Key Qualifications:

Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology or Communication DisordersCurrent Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology (CCC-SLP)Valid state licensure (or eligibility) as required to practice in Texas schoolsPrior experience conducting student evaluations, reevaluations, and participating in IEP meetingsExperience as a Case Manager or demonstrated organizational and collaborative skillsAbility to supervise and mentor SLPAs, including both monolingual and bilingual professionals

Primary Duties:

Conduct comprehensive speech and language evaluations and re-evaluationsParticipate actively in IEP meetings, contributing specialized insight and recommendationsManage a caseload of students, ensuring compliance with all state and federal guidelinesServe as Case Manager, tracking student progress and maintaining necessary documentationSupervise and support two SLPAs (one monolingual, one bilingual), providing guidance and ensuring best practicesCollaborate with educators, support staff, and families to foster student success

Imagine making an impact where your dedication shapes young lives every day. If you bring the skills and commitment described above, seize this chance to grow professionally and contribute to a vibrant school community. Submit your application now and embark on a fulfilling journey supporting students and fellow clinicians alike!

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Embark on a rewarding travel opportunity as a Speech-Language Pathologist, where your expertise not only makes a difference but also opens the door to exciting adventures and personal growth. Experience the advantages of a travel role, such as non-taxable stipends, travel assistance, premium compensation, healthcare benefits, 401(k) options, and job security in a thriving field.

This position takes you to the vibrant Dallas, TX area—a destination celebrated for its rich cultural scene, bustling city life, and Southern hospitality. Working here offers more than just career experience; you’ll enjoy a diverse community, a lively food and arts culture, and opportunity to explore the best of Texas during your downtime. Living and working in a new region ensures you’ll add valuable insights to your professional toolkit, learn from a variety of educational leadership styles, and build a résumé that stands out in the field of school-based speech-language pathology.

This travel assignment runs from August 11, 2026, through May 27, 2027, with full-time hours (40 hours per week). Candidates with part-time availability are also encouraged to apply, as flexibility is offered.

Qualifications:

Valid CCC-SLP certification requiredExperience with school-aged populationsSkilled in evaluations, re-evaluations, IEP developmentStrong organizational, communication, and leadership abilitiesPrior supervisory experience preferred, especially with SLPAs

Key Responsibilities:

Conduct student speech-language evaluations and re-evaluationsLead and participate in IEP meetingsServe as case manager for assigned studentsSupervise and support two SLPAs (one monolingual, one bilingual)Collaborate with educators and families to maximize student outcomes

Benefits:

Non-taxable stipends for housing and living expensesComprehensive healthcare benefits including medical, dental, and vision401(k) retirement savings planTravel and relocation assistancePremium compensationSecure school-based assignment with room for professional growth

Set your sights on Dallas, where your skills are valued and adventures await. Take the next step in your career—apply now to make this travel SLP opportunity yours!

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Step into an impactful contract opportunity supporting diverse student populations as a Bilingual School Psychologist (English/Spanish) in the Dallas area. This school-based role spans the 2026–2027 academic year, offering the chance to make a profound difference from early childhood (ages 3–5) through high school graduates. You’ll be working across multiple campuses in an itinerant format, providing essential psychological services and collaborating with educators and families.

Your primary focus will be conducting comprehensive evaluations, participating in ARD meetings, and maintaining a manageable caseload of nine students monthly. This is a full-time, on-site position, structured at 37.5 hours per week with a clear expectation of dedicated involvement with your assigned schools.

Desired Qualifications:

Active License Specialist in School Psychology (LSSP) or Associate School Psychologist Credential from the Board of Examiners of PsychologistsFluency in both Spanish and English is essentialDemonstrated, recent experience supporting students in a school-based settingSkilled in completing psychoeducational evaluations across a wide age span (EC-12)Ability to collaborate effectively in multidisciplinary ARD meetingsUp-to-date fingerprint clearance through TEA (or willingness to complete this process if not current)

Key Responsibilities:

Provide psychoeducational assessments for students aged 3–18+Support IEP and ARD meetings as a school psychology expertCommunicate findings and recommendations to parents, staff, and other stakeholdersRotate travel between several school sites as assignedMaintain thorough, timely records and participate in required district training

Envision yourself building relationships and fostering student growth in a school environment where your bilingual skills and expertise are highly valued. If you are passionate about helping students achieve their fullest potential and meet the criteria above, don’t hesitate to submit your application today!

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Step into a dynamic, fulfilling contract opportunity as a bilingual School Psychologist supporting diverse learners in a vibrant educational setting near Dallas, TX. This onsite position begins August 3rd, 2026 and extends through June 4th, 2027, providing full-time, consistent hours (37.5 hours per week). You’ll bring expertise in Spanish and English and support students from early childhood (ages 3-5) through high school (12th grade) across multiple school sites, making a meaningful impact every day.

Your role will include:

Conducting comprehensive psychological and educational evaluations for students from early childhood through 12th gradeCollaborating with educators, families, and multidisciplinary teams to develop appropriate intervention plansActively participating in ARD meetings and contributing your expertise to help students succeedManaging a caseload of approximately 9 evaluations monthlySupporting students’ academic, emotional, and behavioral needs as they progress through the school system

Desired background and qualifications:

Active License Specialist in School Psychology (LSSP) or Associate School Psychologist Credential from the Board of Examiners of PsychologistsFluency in Spanish and English (bilingual required)Prior school-based experience as a School Psychologist or similar roleAbility to work flexibly between multiple schools within the district as needs ariseWillingness to complete fingerprinting with TEA if it hasn’t been done recentlyStrong communication, organization, and collaboration skills

If you are ready to leverage your bilingual skills and licensure to make a real and lasting difference, this opportunity is waiting for you! Take the next step in your career journey—apply today to connect students and families with essential psychological support throughout the school year.

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School Psychologist Opportunity | North Dallas Metro Area:

Step into a meaningful full-time opportunity supporting students and staff for the upcoming new school year. This contract position is ideal for a School Psychologist looking to take on a full-time role within a diverse team, servicing grades Kindergarten through 12th. As the new school psychologist in this role, your expertise will be central in ensuring the continuation of high-quality evaluation and supervision services.

Key Qualifications:
- Valid Texas State School Psychologist license
- At least two years of professional experience preferred; strong new graduates will be considered
- Background check clearance including fingerprinting
- Valid driver’s license and Social Security card required for credentialing
- Experience with elementary or high school populations; preschool experience a plus
- Ability to manage a caseload of approximately 1,000 students per psychologist

Primary Responsibilities:
- Conduct initial assessments and re-evaluations
- Handle referrals and manage an active caseload
- Perform approximately 60 initial evaluations annually, plus additional re-evaluations
- Collaborate with school staff and families to support student success
- Participate in response-to-intervention processes and provide recommendations

Benefits and Perks:
- Competitive hourly pay of $50–$60, commensurate with your experience
- Flexible hybrid work model: four days onsite, one day remote each week
- Opportunities to broaden your impact across different age groups
- Interview windows are available July 13th through 31st—scheduling is flexible to suit your availability

Due to limited interview availability, please confirm your interest and availability, as well as your comfort with the position's responsibilities. If applicable, be ready to discuss your proficiency in psychoeducational test kits. If you thrive in focused, pivotal roles and want to make a positive impact with your expertise, we encourage you to apply today!

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Job DescriptionJob DescriptionProject-Based Merchandiser (Direct Hire)

Location: Dallas Oregon

Rate of Pay: $21.00/hr (OT Available)

Schedule: Full-Time | 3rd Shift (Sunday–Thursday)

Are you looking for a high-impact, hands-on project to kickstart your year? We are seeking motivated individuals for a Direct Hire Merchandising Project in Dallas Oregon. This is a dedicated, short-term engagement—perfect for those who enjoy active work and seeing a project through from start to finish.

Project Overview

Duration: Minimum of 6-12 weeks.

Shift: 8-hour overnight shifts (typically 10:00 PM – 7:00 AM). Hours may vary slightly depending on the specific project phase.

Entry-Level: No previous experience required! We provide all the necessary training.

Work with Friends: Since this is a team-based project, we encourage friends or family members to apply together.

Key Responsibilities

Fixture Logistics: Assembling new sales floor fixtures and dismantling existing ones.

Store Transformation: Moving basic and complex fixtures and installing basic electronic equipment (no programming or setup involved).

Merchandising: Setting products according to modular guidelines and performing counter detailing.

Inventory Flow: Relocating excess merchandise to designated store areas.

Tool Operation: Using basic hand tools and cordless drills for assembly.

Requirements

Availability for 3rd shift (overnight) work.

Comfortable using basic manual and power tools.

A collaborative mindset and a strong work ethic.

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