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Travel Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) – Inpatient Rehab Pocatello, Idaho We are seeking a Travel Speech-Language Pathologist for a 13-week inpatient rehab contract in Pocatello, Idaho . This opportunity is a great fit for an SLP with strong medical experience who is comfortable working with swallowing, cognition, and speech/language disorders in an inpatient rehabilitation setting. This position offers a unique 7-on / 7-off day schedule and is open to first-time travelers.
Position Highlights Inpatient Rehabilitation 13-Week Travel Contract 7 Days On / 7 Days Off Day Shift First-Time Travelers Accepted Medical SLP Caseload Pocatello, Idaho Start Date: 10/19/26 End Date: 1/18/27 Responsibilities Perform speech, language, cognitive, and swallowing evaluations. Complete bedside swallowing evaluations and instrumental swallow assessments. Treat dysphagia, cognitive-linguistic deficits, and speech/language disorders.
Develop individualized treatment plans based on clinical findings and patient goals. Provide patient and caregiver education regarding swallowing safety and communication strategies. Collaborate with physicians, nursing staff, PT, OT, and the interdisciplinary rehab team.
Complete timely documentation and progress reporting. Requirements Idaho SLP license required at time of submission. CCC-SLP required.
BLS required. MBSImP certification required. VitalStim certification required.
Experience with bedside swallow evaluations and VFSS required. Must be comfortable treating cognition and speech/language disorders. No local candidates within 50 miles.
Why Pocatello? Pocatello offers a scenic southeastern Idaho assignment location with mountain views, hiking, outdoor recreation, and easy access to surrounding areas throughout Idaho and the Intermountain West. It’s a great fit for travelers looking for a strong inpatient rehab opportunity with a unique schedule.
Take your next travel assignment to Pocatello, ID! This 13-week inpatient rehab SLP contract offers a 7-on/7-off day schedule, first-time traveler consideration, and a strong medical rehab caseload.
About the role
This opportunity is a great fit for an SLP with strong medical experience who is comfortable working with swallowing, cognition, and speech/language disorders in an inpatient rehabilitation setting.