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$3,052 – $3,145/wk
California SLP contractsmedian $2,719/wk
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Work 35 hours per week providing speech-language therapy services for K-5 students across multiple school sites. You will manage a caseload of approximately 55 students, deliver direct therapy, conduct evaluations, write IEP goals, complete reports, and participate in IEP meetings. Collaboration with educators and families will help support communication development and academic progress.

Candidates must hold an active California SLP license and have experience working with elementary-aged students in school-based settings. Manteca, CA offers a welcoming community atmosphere with convenient access to the Bay Area and Central Valley, along with parks, family recreation, and local dining. AMN Healthcare provides excellent compensation, exclusive discounts and perks, dedicated recruiters, clinical support, and the AMN Passport app for 24/7 assistance.

Apply now to join this Travel SLP assignment in Manteca, CA.

About the role

Work 35 hours per week providing speech-language therapy services for K-5 students across multiple school sites. You will manage a caseload of approximately 55 students, deliver direct therapy, conduct evaluations, write IEP goals, complete reports, and participate in IEP meetings. Collaboration with educators and families will help support communication development and academic progress.