Healthforce by TLC·Pennsburg, Pennsylvania
The Speech Language Pathologist will conduct comprehensive assessments of communication and swallowing disorders, develop personalized, evidence-based treatment plans, and implement therapies while tracking progress toward measurable outcomes. Responsibilities also include supporting AAC options, facilitating social communication, coordinating with care teams, and maintaining accurate electronic health records.
Embark on a meaningful journey as a Speech Language Pathologist in Pennsburg, Pennsylvania, where your clinical expertise helps patients of all ages overcome communication challenges.
In this focused assignment you will assess speech, language, voice, fluency, and swallowing disorders, develop evidence-based treatment plans, implement interventions, monitor progress, and document outcomes for families, schools, clinics, and medical teams.
You’ll collaborate with physicians, therapists, educators, and caregivers to set goals that are realistic, measurable, and motivating, then adapt strategies as patients grow.
The impact of your work resonates beyond therapy rooms, building confidence, social participation, and lifelong learning.
Pennsylvania’s diverse communities and scenic landscapes provide a backdrop that supports professional purpose and personal well-being.
From quiet countryside to vibrant towns within easy reach of major cities, the Keystone State rewards both your heart and your hands.
Separately, you’ll have opportunities to explore beautiful places across the state—rolling farmland, historic towns, state parks, and accessible weekend escapes.
Location benefits include access to reputable hospitals, schools, and clinics in and around Pennsburg, with supportive teams and multidisciplinary collaboration. You’ll enjoy a manageable commute, stable scheduling, and resources that foster professional growth. For those drawn to broader experiences, the role offers pathways to assignments across various U.S. locations, exposing you to diverse populations, settings, and clinical challenges while our program handles travel logistics and safety. The combination of a steady base in Pennsylvania and optional U.S. placements keeps your clinical skills sharp and your professional network expanding, all within a framework of safety, reliability, and work-life balance.
as an SLP you will conduct comprehensive assessments of communication and swallowing, design personalized treatment plans, implement evidence-based therapies, and track progress toward measurable outcomes. You’ll support AAC options, facilitate pragmatic language and social communication, and coordinate with families and care teams to ensure functional goals. Documentation in electronic health records will be timely and accurate, and you’ll participate in rounds and consults to align with broader care plans. Growth opportunities include targeted training in pediatric feeding therapy, adult neurogenic disorders, or telepractice, plus opportunities to advance into lead clinician or specialty roles. The compensation package features weekly pay between 2,173 and 2,205 dollars, guaranteed 35 hours per week, and potential for extension. A welcome bonus, housing assistance, and relocation support may be available. A 24/7 support network of travel coordinators ensures smooth scheduling, housing, and on-site assistance so you can focus on care.
we are committed to empowering clinicians, investing in ongoing training, mentorship, and clear career tracks. Our collaborative, supportive environment encourages professional development, leadership opportunities, and work-life balance, helping you grow not only as a clinician but as a leader in your field.
Ready to join? If you are a compassionate Speech Language Pathologist who thrives in dynamic settings and believes in the power of communication to transform lives, apply now. This role offers meaningful work, travel opportunities, and a partner that values your expertise and development. Start on 02/23/2026 for a several-week assignment designed to expand your practice, reward your dedication, and connect you with a network of like-minded professionals committed to excellence.
The hours and pay rates listed are estimates and may vary. Final compensation packages and guaranteed hours will be confirmed during the hiring process.
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About TLC Nursing Healthforce is a nationwide travel healthcare staffing agency pairing Nursing and Allied Health professionals with high-quality travel and local contracts across the U.S.
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Candidates must be compassionate Speech Language Pathologists capable of thriving in dynamic settings and possessing the clinical expertise to address speech, language, voice, fluency, and swallowing disorders in patients of all ages. The role requires designing and implementing evidence-based interventions and collaborating effectively with multidisciplinary teams and families.
Market context
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