… of North Texas MS, Speech-Language Pathology, University of North Texas What is your current research setting, mentor’s name and name of lab? Mentors:  Robert E Hillman, PhD, CCC-SLP , … Voice Rehabilitation , Massachusetts General Hospital Department of Surgery What is your current research focused on? I am currently working on ambulatory monitoring … Pathology, University of North Texas What is your current research setting, mentor’s name and name of lab? Mentors:  Robert E Hillman, PhD, CCC-SLP , …

… What do you find most rewarding about your business? The most rewarding part is witnessing the transformative outcomes we achieve. Many people are unaware that … for concussions. Being able to educate clients and guide them toward recovery is incredibly fulfilling.  How did your IHP education prepare you for this role? My … What does Speech-Language-Hearing Month mean to you? Speech-Language-Hearing Month is an opportunity to celebrate and raise awareness for the essential work done by …

… Disorders, Boston University MS, Speech-Language Pathology, Boston University What is your mentor's name? Mentor: Ruth Grossman, PhD ,   Associate Professor, Department of Communication Sciences & Disorders, Emerson College What is your current research focused on? I’m interested in studying the efficacy and … professionals from diverse, multi-disciplinary backgrounds in a small group setting.  The opportunity to learn from such prominent members of the clinical and …

… degree). In short, the IHP launching the SLPD degree was my catalyst!   3. What is it like to return to the IHP and have other alums in your cohort? ​I have … continue your education. Before applying for the SLPD, I benefited immensely from setting up a meeting with Dr. Bridget Perry and attending informational sessions to … my program of interest better. The interprofessional focus on learning at the IHP is unparalleled, and so many exciting opportunities are happening at the Institute. I …

… Association considering CFs to be qualified professionals. Passage of the law is largely the result of advocacy from the Massachusetts Speech-Language Hearing … be paying out-of-pocket to cover a first year SLP’s salary. That a law like this is even necessary might surprise most; the limitations on first year SLPs certainly … a Massachusetts SLP program finds they cannot legally bill for services in such a setting, they may leave the state. With this, the Commonwealth has been losing …