Category: Speech Pathology

The clinical fellowship year (CFY) is an exciting time for post-grad speech-language pathologists, as it gives them an opportunity to apply everything they’ve learned into practice—all while gaining the valuable experience of working under a mentor.

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Primarily driven by the COVID-19 pandemic, remote working has become increasingly popular across all industries and occupations in recent years. Like many jobs, remote roles for speech-language pathologists provided therapists an opportunity to care for their students when face-to-face visits weren’t always possible. Today, the variety of benefits provided by remote SLP jobs has made the occupation an attractive career path for many in the speech-language pathology field.

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From developmental disabilities and emotional challenges to speech impediments and swallowing issues, there are countless conditions and speech-related problems that require the unique expertise of a speech-language pathologist (SLP).

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Speech-language pathologists play an important role in helping others overcome speech and language-related problems. It’s a deeply rewarding career, as you can provide your patients with the tools and skills needed to use their voices with confidence.

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Children of all ages within schools receive speech and language therapy. Some are not native English speakers, others need assistance with articulation, and some may have pragmatic needs due to an autism diagnosis. Each individual has different needs for their therapy sessions. It is important to look at the goals for each child and set up ways to actively engage them when they are with you for therapy.

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