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Travel SLP Jobs in Texas

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Speech Language Pathologist · Texas
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    Schools to SNFs on Texas SLP Jobs

    A Texas SLP assignment is defined by the setting and caseload as much as the city. School districts across Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth, San Antonio, and Austin carry heavy pediatric language and articulation work on the academic calendar, while skilled nursing facilities, hospitals, and home health run year-round with adult dysphagia and rehab caseloads. SLPs are licensed in every state, so you'll hold the Texas state SLP license with ASHA's CCC-SLP the standard employers expect; Texas isn't in the ASLP-IC compact, so the state license is the route. The posted openings come from a market whose SLP concentration runs 1.15× the U.S. average; pediatric caseloads and skilled nursing drive the day-to-day fit.

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    Texas SLP Market at a Glance

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    Texas tiles show workforce scale and concentration drawn from BLS OEWS, plus the state license the role carries, with posted openings and pay displayed beside them.

    8 Speech Language Pathologist contracts are open in Texas right now and 1 already filled. Open postings have been live about 28 days on average.

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    Open Speech Language Pathologist jobs
    28 days
    Median time active
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    Added last 7 days
    Required (all states)
    State license
    Why demand stays strong
    19,120
    Speech-language pathologists employed in Texas (SOC 29-1127, BLS OEWS May 2025)
    1.15×
    Texas SLP job concentration vs U.S. average (location quotient, BLS OEWS May 2025)
    1.36
    SLP jobs per 1,000 jobs in Texas (BLS OEWS May 2025)

    Live counts from the jobs feed, updated daily. Demand figures from public workforce data, sources noted with each figure.

    Pay by city · SLP · Texas

    Where SLP Pay Lands in Each Texas Metro

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    For the current Texas openings, compare pay only after the setting's IEP workload, dysphagia treatment, and cognitive rehabilitation expectations are known.

    Highest weekly pay · Speech Language Pathologist
    Big Spring
    $2,514
    Hondo
    $2,461
    Childress
    $2,373
    Sweetwater
    $2,373
    Stephenville
    $2,343
    Abilene
    $2,260
    Texas City
    $2,235
    Houston
    $1,986

    Texas SLP contracts spread across all four big metros in schools, hospitals, SNFs, and home health. The state license is the gating step and worth filing early. Austin rents thin a stipend that stretches in San Antonio or Fort Worth. Setting is the pay lever: medical SLP with dysphagia volume generally tops school caseloads, and bilingual caseloads across the big metros add options for travelers who carry that skill.

    Weekly pay reflects current open Advantis contracts — marketplace contract value, not a staff-nurse wage.

    The License Behind Texas SLP Roles

    Texas speech-language pathology practice is licensed through the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. Employers may also request CCC-SLP, but national certification does not replace the state license. The ASLP-IC status page should be checked before every start; use a compact privilege only when it is actually available for Texas practice and the employer accepts it. School and medical contracts require different evidence. Schools focus on IEP timelines, evaluations, articulation and language caseloads, AAC, bilingual services, and campus coverage. Hospitals, rehab, SNFs, and home health emphasize dysphagia, cognition, tracheostomy or ventilator populations, instrumental swallow studies, productivity, and documentation. The strongest offer is the one whose setting, caseload, credential path, and supervision structure match the clinician’s recent work. OEWS May 2025 puts Texas's speech-language pathologists workforce at 19,120.

    Related travel jobs: SLP jobs in South Carolina, Occupational Therapy jobs in Texas, and Physical Therapy jobs in Texas.

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    What Travelers Ask About SLP Work in Texas

    What comes first on state authorization for SLP work in Texas?
    The ASLP-IC is operating nationally, but Texas is not among its issuing states, so a state license is the requirement. Application, verification, processing: the sequence is routine, and its length is the only planning variable.
    Which setting-specific credentials can affect a Texas SLP start?
    Both, in volume. The large school districts across Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth, San Antonio, and Austin carry heavy pediatric caseloads on the academic calendar, while skilled nursing facilities, hospitals, and home health run year-round with adult dysphagia and rehab work.
    How does the distance sort behave on this SLP page?
    The Texas list grows as facilities post, so checking back catches new contracts. Locally, two anchors, Houston and Dallas, run in a minute each and show which side of Texas fits better. Recruiters can verify the Texas particulars in one call, so make that call before committing.
    When comparing contracts, how can workload and schedule change the fit of a Texas SLP contract?
    The cleanest comparison of Texas SLP contracts runs on medical versus school setting, caseload, calendar or shift schedule, documentation time, and swallowing or AAC expectations. Those terms matter more than a statewide average when deciding whether the assignment matches your recent experience.