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Speech Language Pathology Assistant in United States

Speech Language Pa... | United States
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How much does a Speech Language Pathology Assistant earn in United States?

The estimated median salary for a Speech Language Pathology Assistant in United States in 2026 is US$72,800 per year, based on 130 salaries analyzed.

Salary has decreased by 12% since Aug 2025.

The P50 only shows the market midpoint. For a reliable and personalized salary analysis, you need to cross multiple variables such as experience, skills, sector, and company size. Get your personalized analysis →

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The average risk of poor compensation for a Speech Language Pathology Assistant in United States is ~$20,020 per year. Risk Calculator →

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Location

Salary comparison by cities and countries for this role.

Ranking by salary

1.Phoenix
US$520,000
2.El Paso
US$137,280
3.Hillsborough
US$135,200
4.Nashville
US$91,520
5.Columbus
US$83,200
6.Houston
US$79,040
7.Los Angeles
US$77,500
8.San Antonio
US$74,880
9.Orange
US$72,800
10.Washington
US$72,800
11.Olympia
US$70,075
12.Raleigh
US$70,000
13.Boston
US$67,891
14.Orlando
US$67,600
15.Miami
US$67,600
16.Denver
US$62,400
17.San Francisco
US$52,271
18.Dallas
US$52,000
19.Harrisburg
US$41,600
20.Springfield
US$36,000
21.Indianapolis
US$500

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How is the salary of a Speech Language Pathology Assistant calculated?
The salary of a Speech Language Pathology Assistant is determined by the equilibrium between supply and demand in the labor market: what companies are willing to pay and what professionals are willing to accept.

When there is a talent shortage, salaries go up. When there is more competition or less demand, they tend to go down.

At PROSFY we analyze these behaviors to offer salary estimates based on real, up-to-date and quality data.
What is the average salary of a Speech Language Pathology Assistant in United States in June 2026?
The estimated annual salary for a Speech Language Pathology Assistant in United States in June 2026 is 72,800 USD.

These figures represent the median, which is the midpoint of our salary data ranges.
What factors influence the salary of a Speech Language Pathology Assistant in United States?
The salary of a Speech Language Pathology Assistant in United States is not a random figure, but depends on several key factors:

· Professional's academic background
· Accumulated work experience
· Company size
· Sector or industry
· Geographic location (salaries vary by country or city)

These factors help explain why two people in similar positions can have different salaries.
How does PROSFY collect salary data?
PROSFY's salary data is collected primarily from:

· Job offers published on job portals.
· Data shared voluntarily and confidentially by our user community.

All data goes through validation processes before becoming part of our benchmarking database.
How accurate is the information on PROSFY?
PROSFY bases its estimates on statistics: accuracy depends directly on the size and quality of the sample.

Our salary database is one of the largest in the world, but not all data is valid.

We apply automatic and manual validation filters to detect errors, duplicates, or incomplete data, ensuring that published information is as accurate as possible.
How often is PROSFY data updated?
We update our database daily, incorporating thousands of new job offers and user contributions to reflect the latest labor market trends in real time.

This ensures accurate and useful information for making career decisions or defining compensation policies.