Provide telehealth speech-language therapy services for students or patients in Delta, Colorado. The role requires 36 daytime hours per week for 41 weeks and a Colorado CDE SLP license. Compensation is $2,016 gross weekly, including taxable W-2 wages and a nontaxable stipend.
Speech Therapist in Delta Colorado
Number of Weeks
41
Shift Information
DAYS
Pay Rate
$2016 total weekly gross $56/hour ($25/hour W-2 taxable , $31/hour non taxable stipend)
License: Colorado CDE SLP license
DISCIPLINE: TELE SLP
EXPECTED HOURS: 36 hours/week.
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