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Making the shift to travel therapy is a career and lifestyle unlike any other, especially for speech language pathologists looking for a life adventure or career change. Here are four reasons why you should consider becoming a traveling speech language pathologist: 

Are you a recent graduate ready to embark on your career in therapy? Consider travel therapy as the first step into your professional journey. Travel healthcare allows you to advance your career in ways you aren't able to with a permanent job. This article will delve into the advantages of travel therapy for new graduates and provide tips on how to smoothly transition into the field.

After decades of impact in classrooms, clinics, and communities, you may be thinking about retirement—or at least what’s next. But as much as the idea of slowing down sounds appealing, there’s often a practical side to consider: Am I financially ready? What do I want this next chapter to look like? 

For many late-career therapists, travel assignments offer a fulfilling and financially strategic way to ease into retirement while still doing the work you love. Whether you're looking to boost your savings or shift into a semi-retired lifestyle, travel therapy might be the bridge between a career of service and a retirement of freedom. 

Every year, the National Black Association for Speech-Language and Hearing  (NBASLH ) Annual Convention brings together a powerful community of speech-language and hearing professionals who share more than just a career path—they share lived experiences, cultural insight, and a deep commitment to shaping the future of the field. This year the annual convention is taking place in sunny Long Beach, California on April 23-26^th.

This gathering is more than a conference—it’s a space where stories are heard, ideas are sparked, and support runs deep. That’s why we show up.

Here’s why this event matters to us—and why the work of NBASLH continues to inspire us:

For travel therapists and education professionals, home isn’t always defined by four fixed walls—it’s wherever purpose meets freedom. As more travelers lean into flexible lifestyles that support both personal values and career goals, RV and tiny home living are becoming increasingly popular choices. Imagine waking up in the mountains one month, by the beach the next—all while making a difference in the lives of patients or students across the country. Whether you’re drawn to the simplicity of a tiny space or the open-road possibilities of an RV, this lifestyle offers more than just mobility—it offers clarity, control, and a deeper connection to your journey.