Speech and Language Therapy Texas License Board

The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation offers a convenient online system for submitting and tracking your application. And while SLP salaries in the state are lower than the national average, so is the cost of living in Texas. That makes it a lucrative place to work and adventure in as an allied travel therapy pro.

You've probably heard that everything's bigger in the Lone Star State, and that's certainly true when it comes to the list of things you can do. Numerous iconic cities and historical sites are calling your name, but you can also enjoy great concerts, night light, museums and the beach in Texas. You'll find all the information you need to ensure you have your Texas speech and language therapist license in time for your next adventure here. And if you're left with any questions, feel free to reach out to us.

Being an allied traveler, especially with AMN Healthcare, comes with a lot of amazing benefits. Speech Language Pathologists in Texas earn an average annual salary of $74,060. Those who work on short-term travel assignments, usually up to 13 weeks, earn roughly 20% more than those in permanent positions. Travel SLPs also receive free housing, travel reimbursement, health benefits, life insurance and a retirement account.

Beyond the generous compensation, travel SLP and SLPA jobs come with intangible benefits, such as new friendships and experiences with every assignment. If working as a travel SLP sounds like a dream career path to you, kickstart your adventures and contact a recruiter below.