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SLP jobs
SLPs assess and treat communication, language, feeding and swallowing across pediatric and adult caseloads, in schools, clinics and medical settings.
What do SLP jobs pay, and where are they?
Live SLP roles
No live SLP roles are published right now. Most of our SLP searches are filled before they reach a job board — join the talent network and we will come to you.
Join the talent networkAre there SLP jobs near me?
Start with your state page: it carries the licensure position, the local market read and every live role we hold there. If nothing is open, that is usually timing rather than absence — SLP searches move quickly and most never reach a board.
SLP pay by state
What a SLP offer is worth depends on licensure, setting mix and cost of living as much as the headline number.
- SLP salary in California
- SLP salary in Texas
- SLP salary in Florida
- SLP salary in New York
- SLP salary in Arizona
- SLP salary in North Carolina
- SLP salary in Georgia
- SLP salary in Illinois
- SLP salary in Pennsylvania
- SLP salary in Ohio
- SLP salary in New Jersey
- SLP salary in Washington
- SLP salary in Colorado
- SLP salary in Massachusetts
SLP questions we get asked
- Can I work as an SLP in another state?
- Yes, but you need that state's license. The ASLP-IC interstate compact is live in a growing number of states and makes multi-state practice far quicker where both states participate.
- Are school SLP roles paid on a teacher scale?
- Often, yes, with the school-year calendar and sometimes a stipend. Contract agency roles usually pay hourly at a higher rate but without district benefits. We show both so you can compare properly.

SLP hiring
We qualify every SLP role before it reaches you
SLP offers are won on caseload cap, paperwork time and whether CFs are genuinely supported. School contracts also need clarity on stipends and the school-year calendar.