Speech-language pathology jobs in North Carolina
13 verified openings
To qualify for SLP jobs in North Carolina, a clinician clears the graduate-level threshold states set: a master's degree, a supervised clinical fellowship, and a passing exam score before full licensure. The fellowship alone runs at least 36 weeks and 1,260 hours under a certified mentor.
Speech-Language Pathology Assistant School Impact
School-Based Speech-Language Pathology Assistant
Care Coordinator Onsite Winston-Salem NC (Hybrid-RN, PT, OT, SLP)
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Health Technician (Audiology)
Health Technician (Audiology)
HIS/ Audiologist
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Your North Carolina association is North Carolina Speech, Hearing & Language Association, listed with its counterparts across the country in the association directory.
About Speech-language pathology jobs in North Carolina
That fellowship is where a new graduate's career starts. North Carolina's median for speech-language pathologists was $86,460 in May 2025, with the Charlotte area at $90,960 and the Raleigh area at $87,400. The state also counts 450 audiologists and 240 hearing aid specialists. Today that is 13 live Speech-language pathology jobs in North Carolina. Pinehurst Surgical Clinic PA, DOCS Health, and Veterans Health Administration have posted the most of them, and Southern Pines, Durham, and Fayetteville have more than anywhere else. Posted pay runs from $53k to $108k a year where an employer states it.