Speech and Language Therapy Missouri License Board

The Board of Registration for the Healing Arts usually turns Missouri SLP licenses around in just a month, so you can be on your way to a new assignment quickly. The Show-Me State doesn't always show you the money; Missouri SLP salaries are lower than those across the nation. But travel speech therapists do often make more, and the cost of living in Missouri is also lower than the national average.

A travel assignment anywhere in Missouri lets you check out the excitement of Branson, and you can visit big cities such as St. Louis, which offer nightlife and plenty of cultural opportunities. We've gathered everything you need to get or renew your Missouri speech and language therapy license here, and you can always reach out to AMN Healthcare for more help if needed.

Being an allied traveler, especially with AMN Healthcare, comes with a lot of amazing benefits. Professional recruiters help you line up assignments that fit your personal and career goals, and you might have greater earnings potential as a travel SLP. The average pay for SLPs in Missouri is close to $80,000, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

If you're looking for a way to bring excitement to your career, travel therapy jobs in Missouri could be on your horizon. When you take on traveling SLP work, you get to explore new destinations and enjoy a variety of experiences, all while adding valuable skills to your resume. Plus, when you work with AMN Healthcare, you can earn great money.