Speech and Language Therapy Vermont License Board

Once your application has been submitted and all information is complete, the Vermont Office of Professional Regulation takes one to two weeks to process a license. The annual mean salary for a speech-language pathologist in the state is below the national average, but don't let this deter you. Vermont residents spend about 4.8% less on basic expenses like food and housing as compared to the nationwide average.

This affordable state is considered a top place to live, offering year-round appeal. Whether you're paddling on a lake, playing in the snow, hiking amongst autumn leaves or touring historic villages by bicycle, you can enjoy an invigorating quality of life. Ask our recruiters about speech-language pathologist jobs that can put you in this enticing New England gem.

SLPs make an average annual salary of $74,640 in Vermont, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Travel positions lasting a few weeks or months typically offer better pay than permanent placements because of high demand, often augmenting wages by about 20%.

Discover one of the most beautiful parts of the country with a travel SLP job in Vermont. We even offer well-appointed housing that's ready for you to move into or a housing allowance. Once you've completed your assignment, shift into another contract in Vermont that lets you stay longer or a position that takes you to another part of the country.