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How New Compact Privileges Make Travel Jobs Easier Great news for speech-language pathologists! The SLP Compact is officially live and issuing privileges, making it easier than ever for qualified SLPs to practice across state lines. It’s still early days, but doors are already opening—and with more states joining soon, the future is looking brighter for travel SLPs. Here’s what you need to know about this exciting opportunity.

Simple ways to feel confident, prepared, and true to yourself So, you’ve landed your first interview as a travel Speech-Language Pathologist—congrats! That’s a big step. Somewhere out there, a team is looking for someone with your heart, your skills, and your spark. And while interviews can feel a little nerve-wracking, they’re also a chance to share what makes you you—your love for communication, connection, and helping others find their voice. Let’s walk through how to prep in a way that feels confident, grounded, and true to who you are.

Most travel therapy contracts go smoothly—but on the rare occasion one gets canceled early, here’s what to expect. Contract cancellations aren’t common, but if they do happen, that’s exactly why we’re here. Whether you’re chasing adventure, paying down debt, or building your career, your goals are at the heart of everything we do. If a contract ends unexpectedly, we step in to protect your income and help you pivot quickly—so you can stay focused on what matters, while we handle the logistics. From seasoned travelers to new grads, knowing you’ve got a team behind you makes all the difference.

Keeping Your Four-Legged Friend Close While Pursuing Your SLP Travel Career For many travelSpeech-Language Pathologists, home isn’t just where the heart is—it’s where their furry companion curls up after a long shift, greets them with tail wags or purrs, and turns every short-term assignment into something that feels a little more permanent. If you're a therapist considering the leap into travel but wondering how your four-legged friend fits into the picture, you're not alone. Pet parents are finding creative, fulfilling ways to take their animals along for the adventure—and they’re thriving.

For many Speech-Language Pathologists, the call topatient care runs deeper than a job title. It’s about helping others find their voice — sometimes literally — and using your skills to create moments of connection, confidence, and communication. But what if that same sense of purpose could take you across the country? What if your expertise could open new doors, not just for your patients, but for you? That’s the heart of travel therapy.