Speech and Language Therapy California License Board

The California Speech-Language Pathology Board takes six to eight weeks to review completed applications. SLPs in the state earn one of the highest annual mean salaries in the country. California is also one of the most expensive regions to live in, with the cost of living driven primarily by housing expenses. If you're concerned about affordability, consider a travel SLP position that provides you with a housing stipend.

There's a reason California is expensive: it's one of the country's top destinations. You can live and work in a beautifully mild climate and enjoy a rich array of landscapes including sandy beaches, mountain trails, sun-drenched coastlines and iconic cities. Learn more about working as an SLP in California and connect with a recruiter today.

Being an allied traveler with AMN comes with a lot of amazing benefits. In California, SLPs earn an annual mean wage of $92,740, which is well above the national average of $82,000, offering a lucrative career option for those interested in combining work with opportunities to travel.

SLPs on travel assignments also receive health benefits, life insurance, a retirement plan, and a housing allowance. Check out some of the current jobs for speech-language pathologists. If you're interested in getting started, submit your application to AMN today.