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$2,103 – $2,167/wk
Michigan SLP contractsmedian $2,347/wk
$500/wkFloor 10% below the Michigan median floor$2,800/wk
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✓Required qualifications include a master’s degree in speech-language pathology, ASHA CCC-SLP, and a valid Michigan SLP license
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Speech Language Pathologist jobs in Bad Axe, MI public schools let you help K-12 students overcome communication challenges and achieve academic success. You will assess, diagnose, and treat speech and language disorders, develop individualized therapy plans, and collaborate with district staff and IEP teams. Required qualifications include a master’s degree in speech-language pathology, ASHA CCC-SLP, and a valid Michigan SLP license.

School-based SLP experience and familiarity with IEP systems are preferred. Bad Axe, MI offers affordable housing and a cost of living below the national average. While living in Bad Axe, you can explore local parks, enjoy outdoor recreation, visit museums, and participate in community events.

AMN Healthcare provides excellent compensation, discounts, perks, dedicated recruiters, and the AMN Passport app for 24/7 support. Apply now to join this Travel Speech Language Pathologist assignment in Bad Axe, MI.

About the role

Speech Language Pathologist jobs in Bad Axe, MI public schools let you help K-12 students overcome communication challenges and achieve academic success. You will assess, diagnose, and treat speech and language disorders, develop individualized therapy plans, and collaborate with district staff and IEP teams.