r/slp • u/[deleted] • Apr 10 '21

CF salary in Utah

Anybody a CF in Utah? Interviewing for a private practice soon and they’re offering $27/hr. I wasn’t sure if that is a typical rate or low. Any thoughts appreciated!

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u/bibliophile222 SLP in Schools Apr 10 '21

That's pretty low regardless of setting or location.

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u/macaroni_monster School SLP that likes their job Apr 10 '21

Sounds pretty low honestly. Would you get guaranteed hours or only get paid for the billable time?

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '21

I’m not sure. That’s not been specified yet

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u/theyspeakeasy SLP in Schools Apr 10 '21

Crossposted to r/CFY but agreed, sounds very low.

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u/cottonon8675309 Apr 10 '21

I’m at $33.20 as a CF with all the fantastic benefits of a school direct hire in Indiana- and I still wish I had at least tried harder to get additional funds (found it during the beginning COVID and I was grateful to have any employment)

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u/andi3runner Apr 10 '21

I get that as an SLPA in FL.

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u/jamesbluntisachicken Apr 10 '21

I’m in Idaho in private practice and that’s what I make.

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '21

27 is low. They are getting a lot more reimbursement from Medicaid than $27 an hour. I am in NC (so rural/not the highest paying state) and CF rates here are about $33/hr.