Speech-language pathology jobs in Washington

30 verified openings

Schools and other educational services employ 39 percent of speech-language pathologists nationally, the biggest single setting, so districts fund more of this work than anyone else. For SLP jobs in Washington, that means the first question about a posting is whether a district or a clinic is paying, since a district job runs on the school calendar.

Your Washington association is Washington Speech-Language-Hearing Association, listed with its counterparts across the country in the association directory.

About Speech-language pathology jobs in Washington

Washington pays well across the range. Its median for speech-language pathologists was $105,550 in May 2025, and its tenth percentile, $81,330, was second only to the District of Columbia's. Audiologists here earned $108,580 and hearing aid specialists $77,510, both above their national medians. Today that is 30 live Speech-language pathology jobs in Washington. Seabright School and Therapy Staffing, PRIDE Health, and Cross Country Allied have posted the most of them, and Spokane, Wenatchee Heights, and Ahtanum have more than anywhere else.