Morgan Koth Email & Phone Number

Greenville, North Carolina

Chapel Hill, North Carolina

•Provided comprehensive evidence-based evaluation and treatment to adult patients with communication, cognitive-linguistic, and/or swallowing disorders in a 933 bed Level I Trauma Center•Evaluated and treated critical care patients in six intensive care units and four step-down units including the burn intensive care unit, neurosurgical intensive care unit, and cardiac intensive care unit•Independently managed caseload of patients with complex medical diagnoses including but not limited to cervical spinal cord injury, neuromuscular disorders, TBI, and severe 2nd and 3rd degree burns with supervision•Placed and monitored use of speaking valves with patients who are status post tracheotomy and/or require mechanical ventilation•Performed modified barium swallow studies by administering bolus consistencies, interpreting results, and making appropriate recommendations with supervision•Collaborated with interdisciplinary team of respiratory therapists and other allied health professionals

Northwood Elementary

Greensboro, North Carolina

•Project DELIVER 2017 Grant Writing Team- Integral member of a team of faculty members and students that composed, edited, and submitted a million dollar grant for the departments of Communication Sciences and Disorders at UNCG and Western Carolina University•Member of 2017 Admissions Committee- Exported data from hundreds of student applications while upholding highest level of confidentiality, reported crucial data to faculty members, and developed assessment rubrics used in the admissions process

Germantown, Wisconsin

• Supervised and and assisted young children in numerous day camp activities such as arts and crafts, games, and weekly field trips.• Managed and collaborated with staff members to effectively carry out a pre-determined daily schedule.• Communicated daily updates with parents and guardians regarding the participant's status

Student Involvement And Employment Office

• Planned and facilitated numerous community-wide volunteer events and organized one social justice event throughout the academic year.• Increased volunteer involvement by 42% from 2013 to 2014 and implemented three new programs• Utilized several marketing techniques in order to encourage a diverse group of students to engage in meaningful volunteer work

Master’S Degree, Speech-Language Pathology/Pathologist

Bachelor'S Degree, Communication Sciences And Disorders, General

Activities and Societies: President of National Student Speech Language Hearing Association (2015-2016) Head of Fundraising Committee.