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Assistant Professor (July 2009 - June 2012)
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Central Michigan University |
Graduate Courses Taught: Adult and Pediatric Dysphagia, Voice Disorders
Undergraduate Courses Taught: Clinical Methods, Diagnostics, Transcription Phonetics
Supervised clinic for a variety of both pediatric and adult speech & language disorders.
Research focus: Quality of life in dysphagia |
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Doctoral Candidate, Instructor (July 2006 - May 2009)
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James Madison University |
Completed doctoral degree in the areas of dysphagia and voice disorders.
Graduate course taught: Adult Language Disorders
Undergraduate courses taught: Introduction to Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology, Speech & Language disorders in the Classroom
Supervised clinic for a variety of childhood speech and language disorders
Research focus: quality of life in dysphagia, naturally thick liquids |
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Assistant Professor (July 2005 - June 2006)
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Loma Linda University |
Undergraduate Courses Taught: Clinical Methods, Transcription Phonetics, Beginning Sign Langauge, Child Language Disorders
Supervised clinic at SAC Norton for a variety of childhood speech and language disorders. |
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Speech-Language Pathologist (April 2002 - June 2005)
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AmeriCorp Speech and Hearing |
Evaluation for inpatient adults in the areas of dysphagia, language, voice, and cognition. Diagnosis and treatment for outpatient pediatrics through geriatrics in all areas of speech, language, and cognition.
Placement: Kaiser Permanente, Riverside |
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Speech-Language Pathology, Clinical Fellow (July 2001 - March 2002)
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Evergreen Ancillary |
Evaluation and treatment of dysphagia, language (including AAC), cognition, and voice in a skilled nursing facility. |