Are you a speech therapist? Are you seeking employment in the northwestern United States? Consider Therapy Placement Services—a therapist owned and operated company committed to helping you advance your career.
We take great care to place you in the position best suited to your needs and preferences. This means taking the time to listen carefully to your wants and needs, and conducting a job search that is attuned to your goals.
At Therapy Placement Services, you benefit from our relationships with employers in the northwest. We work with a variety of organizations, including schools, home health organizations, hospitals and private practices—our connections offer you a wealth of placement options. Whether you want part-time or full-time work, or you want a position that requires a specific skill set, we can help you find that perfect fit.
Our experienced staff has decades of experience in speech therapist and speech language pathologist jobs staffing, so you know you’re getting the skilled help you need. During your full orientation, we’ll thoroughly asses your goals, skills and preferences so we can perform an efficient job search. Our services come at no cost or obligation.
You are never obligated to take an assignment. If a position doesn’t meet your needs or preferences, you can always turn it down. We will continue to work with you until we find the best fit.
Are you seeking speech therapy jobs in the northwestern United States? Consider Therapy Placement Services—a therapist owned and operated company committed to helping you advance your career.
As a speech-language pathologist or speech therapist, you can look forward to a 19-percent job growth rate by 2022. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) also reports the majority of speech therapists work full time and almost half work in schools—assessing, diagnosing and treating patients with communication challenges.
We take great care to place you in the speech therapist position suited to your needs and preferences. This means taking the time to conduct a job search attuned to your goals.
The requirements of a speech therapy position usually depend on the client’s unique needs—as speech and language disorders result from a variety of causes, including injuries and development issues.
Speech-language pathologist jobs require at least a master’s degree—and many employers require certain certification credentials. In every state, speech therapists must meet licensure and regulatory requirements.
According to the BLS, the median annual speech pathologist salary in 2012 was $69,870—or $33.59 per hour. The speech therapy or speech pathology salary varies, especially on the kind of work performed, says the American Speech-Language Hearing Association.
Are you ready to get started? We will contact you within 24 business hours of receiving your resume to schedule an initial interview.