- Full-time SLP for a preschool/elementary school (PK - 6)- Serving students with disabilities resulting from developmental delays, cerebral palsy, Autism Spectrum Disorder, in the areas of articulation, language, social-pragmatic skills, self-regulation, voice, language processing, stuttering - Assessment, supervision, direct service, in-services, co-treatment, consultation

- Per diem SLP for area families- Servicing children 0-3 years old with speech and language needs- Assessment, direct service, family consultation

- Full-time Speech and Language Pathologist for a Day Habilitation program for adults with disabilities- Serving a diverse adult population, ages 23-90, including clients with Cerebral Palsy, MS, Alzheimers, dementia, Intellectual Disability, Rhett's Syndrome, and Down's Syndrome- Large caseload: 60+ clients- Concentration in assessment and treatment of dysphagia, language development, and cognitive and social aspects of communication in group settings

- Outpatient, ENT, and inpatient/acute settings- Specialty: treatment of dyphagia patients with oral/pharyngeal cancers, currently undergoing chemo/radiation treatment

- RiverRidge is a rehabilitation center dedicated exclusively to providing services for individuals with acquired brain injury. - As a Speech and Language Pathology intern, I focused on how best to enable each patient to make functional and safe progress in communication, cognitive aspects, and swallowing.

- The Krempels Center is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of people living with brain injury from trauma, tumor or stroke. - As an intern, I worked with other students to facilitate fun and functionally-applicable groups in an effort to promote independence, social-pragmatic skills, and meaningful community reintegration experiences for people with brain injury.