Speech-Language Pathologist Jobs in New York

New York, New York, is the quintessential city, and it’s waiting for you to explore during your next SLP job. No one place is more cosmopolitan, urban, electric, energized, fun, hip, and everything you want it to be than New York City. Take a ride on the Circle Line Tour to see the Statue of Liberty and much of Manhattan’s riverside. Visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art (MOMA) and stop in at their kitschy museum store before heading over to Broadway to see any of the many quality plays, musicals and other productions. The Guggenheim Museum, Rockefeller Center, Fifth Avenue, Museum of Natural History and Central Park are just a few of the seemingly endless list of things to see and do. A fascinating assortment of clubs, cafes, and restaurants await you during your next SLP job. See everyone and be seen at the countless art galleries and exhibits. Enjoy the best shopping anywhere – from vintage shops in SoHo to the top designer stores in the world. All this action in one place — it is the wonderful melee that is New York City.

But New York is more than just the city, and anyone who has been to the Catskill Mountains or on the Maid of the Mist boat tour of Niagara Falls (85,000 cubic feet falls per second) can attest to that. The formation of this fantastically famous waterfall began as the Ice Age ended. Baseball fans from around the world visit the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. Military alumni make similar pilgrimages to West Point, which is the oldest continuously occupied military post in America. Educators think highly of New York as well — Education Weekly gave New York the “Highest Report Card” nationally with a solid B (84.9). Parenting magazine dubbed it the fourth “Safest Place to Raise Children” nationally. Scarsdale and Chappaqua are ranked second and fifth on “Top Earning Cities” nationwide at Money Magazine.com. Seems that everybody loves New York – you will too after you take an SLP job here.

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