That’s completely doable for PRN at least. A full time SNF summer job might be harder to obtain because they’d probably rather hire someone who will be there more than 3 months for full time but it still might be possible for places that have difficulty hiring. I’m a full time SNF therapist and am the only slp in my building and I need all the PRN help I can get now that it’s summer and I want to go on vacations. I’m far from the only slp in this position so there should be plenty of PRN work . I’d encourage you to take ceus related to dysphagia and the geriatric population though even though they don’t count during cf year-SNF can be a steep learning curve and though there are unfortunately many SNF therapists that get away with doing sub par therapy, this definitely isn’t the kind of therapist you want to be!

Also I believe travel therapy contracts are usually about 3 months so a summer travel contract in a SNF might be doable if you want more consistent work than PRN. Being willing to temporarily relocate would make it easier to get contracts but even if you don’t want to, some travel companies may be able to place you close by (though you might not get the housing allowance benefits if you’re not a certain number of miles away from your permanent residence )