Content / Marketing jobs for former SLPs
1 opening right now, 1 of them remote, at 1 company that hire speech-language pathologists into non-clinical work.
Ranges and timelines come from documented SLP transitions, not estimates.
Why SLPs land here
Explaining something complicated to a frightened parent, in words they can act on, is the exact skill content marketing pays for.
Where people get in
Health-tech and ed-tech companies need people who understand clinicians. Freelance is a legitimate on-ramp. One SLP started with a single $200 article and now runs a micro-agency.
Income is lumpy at the start, especially freelance. The ceiling is high but the first year is the hardest.
Your first move this week
Publish one piece explaining something clinical to a non-clinical audience. One published piece beats a certificate here.
Open Content / Marketing roles (1)
Updated September 7, 2026. Each link goes straight to the company.
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How this list is built: every Monday we read the public job boards of the companies in our directory, keep the roles a former SLP could realistically land, and drop anything requiring a licence you don’t hold. Postings close without warning — if a link is dead, the role is gone.
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