Best Swallowing Disorders Podcasts (2024)

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Ep 86: Five Things About Debriefing to Learn With Liz & Jesse 34:21

3h ago34:21

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In this episode Liz and Jesse run without a guest for part 2 of our series on debriefing. This time we talk about debriefing to learn in clinical practice, how and why? Both Liz and Jesse have years – decades experience in facilitating debriefs in clinical practice settings and hope to see a continued path forward in creating these opportunities to…

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#070: Teriflunomide (Aubagio) for relapsing remitting MS 19:06

3h ago19:06

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Teriflunomide (Aubagio) is approved as disease-modifying therapy for mild to moderate RRMS from 10 years of age. You can find the full article to read on my blog: https://ms-perspektive.com/70-teriflunomide This time it’s about teriflunomide, which is known under the trade name Aubagio. The immunotherapy is used for mild to moderate courses of rela…

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Pediatric Colorectal & Pelvic Surgery Comprehensive Care Center 18:55

1h ago18:55

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Dr. Lynn Woo, Center Director for Pediatric Urology, and pediatric surgeon Dr. Anthony DeRoss, join Butts & Guts this week to discuss the new Pediatric Colorectal & Pelvic Center at Cleveland Clinic, which offers multidisciplinary care for children with colorectal and pelvic disorders. Listen to learn more about how the center provides various trea…

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Ep 85: Five Things Debunking Myths About Debriefing With Liz and Jesse 34:39

2d ago34:39

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In this episode Liz and Jesse run without a guest to tackle five big myths about debriefing to learn in clinical practice. Both Liz and Jesse have years – decades experience in facilitating debriefs in clinical practice settings and put a target on a few of the sticky myths that form barriers to creating these opportunities to learn and grow. Our F…

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#069: Beyond Boundaries. Advocacy, Research, and Recognition in MS with Rachel Horne 1:00:18

8d ago1:00:18

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MS patient and advocate Rachel Horne sponsors a prize for women in MS research and campaigns for more diversity in clinical trials. You can read all questions and answers on my blog: https://ms-perspektive.com/69-rachel-horne Rachel Horne was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis at the age of 43, when she felt fit and healthy. She established the Rach…

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#068: Interferon-beta (Avonex, Betaferon, Extavia, Plegridy, Rebif, …) for CIS, RRMS & SPMS 21:52

10d ago21:52

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Interferon-beta (Avonex, Betaferon, Extavia, Plegrid,y Rebif) is used as a disease-modifying therapy for mild to moderate RRMS, CIS & SPMS. You can find the full article to read on my blog: https://ms-perspektive.com/068-interferons In today’s article, I present interferon-beta, which include several active substances and are known as Avonex, Betaf…

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Geriatric Surgery 17:44

11d ago17:44

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According to the Administration for Community Living, the population of Americans aged 85 and older is projected to more than double from 6.6 million in 2019 to 14.4 million in 2040. On this episode of Butts & Guts, Dr. Mark Horattas, Chairman of the Department of Surgery at Cleveland Clinic Akron General, and Kelly Bahr, RN, Geriatric Surgery Coor…

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335 -From Fashion to FEES to PhD: Theresa Richard’s origin story – Part 2 34:47

13d ago34:47

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Today, we're featuring Part 2 of an episode of the Speeching it Real podcast, where host Christy Ubieta asks Theresa Richard, MA, CCC-SLP, BCS-S all the good questions. THIS is where you get to learn more about our beloved Swallow Your Pride Podcast and discover things like…. how Theresa almost didn’t become an SLP why […] The post 335 -From Fashio…

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334 – From Fashion to FEES to PhD: Theresa Richard’s Origin Story 35:35

15d ago35:35

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This week's episode of the Swallow Your Pride Podcast will be a little different… It's a podcast within a podcast. We'll call it…podception. Today, we're featuring an episode of the Speeching it Real podcast, where host Christy Ubieta asks Theresa Richard, MA, CCC-SLP, BCS-S all the good questions. THIS is where you get to learn […] The post 334 – …

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Ep 84: Five Things Learned From Being On The "Other Side" Of Healthcare With Rebecca Boparai 42:14

16d ago42:14

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In this episode Liz and Jesse are joined by Rebecca Boparai to learn from her experience of being on the “other side” of healthcare. Rebecca works a Nurse Practitioner in Diabetes, but her story is about the impact that experiencing the healthcare system as a partner who lost her husband to cancer has shaped her professionally and personally. We we…

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#067: MS Speech Therapy Insights. Enhancing Communication and Swallowing 16:19

17d ago16:19

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Discover how speech therapists can address often overlooked MS-related swallowing and communication disorders for timely intervention. You can find the written version to read on my blog: https://ms-perspektive.com/67-speech-therapy Swallowing and speech disorders usually play a subordinate role in the perception of patients. However, problems with…

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ICU Discussion Panel - Continuing Conversation from 'Dysphagia in Patients with Pulmonary Compromise (ICU & Beyond) 1:02:03

18d ago1:02:03

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This episode continues the discussion from the April 20th, 2024 webinar "Dysphagia in Patients with Pulmonary Compromise: ICU and Beyond." It is a special release that falls between Season 1 and Season 2, covering topics related to dysphagia practice in patients in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). It is also relevant to long-term acute care units (LT…

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Say Aphasia 37:33

19d ago37:33

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We chat with Colin Lyall, founder of the charity Say Aphasia. Check out their website for information and resources at www.sayaphasia.orgThey are part of the Aphasia Alliance, another excellent resource: www.aphasiaalliance.org

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Ep 83: Five Things About Occupational Violence With Lita Jeffries 40:32

23d ago40:32

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In this episode Liz and Jesse are joined by Lita Jeffries to learn about occupational violence. Lita is the clinical lead for Queensland occupational violence strategy unit. Lita connects here nursing experience in the emergency department to the complex nature of violence in our healthcare workplaces. Lita’s Five Things: What is occupational viole…

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333 – Can Intraoral Cameras Improve Dysphagia Management? Let’s Zoom In… 48:13

26d ago48:13

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You know how dentists have those intraoral cameras that let patients see what’s going on in their mouth? What if SLPs could use those as part of their dysphagia assessment? Or as part of their biofeedback during therapy to check for residue and to see if certain compensatory strategies work? Just imagine quickly peeking into a patient’s mouth with …

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#066: Pioneering Paths. Empowering Young Minds in MS & NMO Research with Dr. Sara Samadzadeh 49:08

24d ago49:08

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Dr. Sara Samadzadeh contributes to research in the field of NMOSD and MS by creating networks between young researchers worldwide. You can find all questions and answers as well as all links on the blog article: https://ms-perspektive.com/066-sara-samadzadeh Multiple sclerosis and NMOSD have made tremendous advances in treatment due to research con…

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Psychological Effects of GI Disorders 12:56

25d ago12:56

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Madison Simons, PsyD, is a gastrointestinal (GI) psychologist in the Department of Gastroenterology, Hepatology, and Nutrition at Cleveland Clinic. She joins this episode of the Butts & Guts podcast to discuss the psychological effects that patients with GI disorders often experience. Listen to learn more about the gut-brain connection and treatmen…

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Ep 82: Five Things About Disordered Swallowing With Dr Leisa Turkington 34:16

30d ago34:16

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In this episode Liz and Jesse are joined by Dr Leisa Turkington to learn about disordered swallowing (dysphagia). Leisa is a senior speech pathologist and clinical researcher at RBWH with three decades of experience and a PhD to top it all off. This is so much more than the basics. Leisa’s Five Things: What is disordered swallowing? How do you asse…

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#065: Glatiramer Acetate (Copaxone, Brabio) for relapsing remitting multiple sclerosis 18:31

1M ago18:31

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Glatiramer Acetate, brand names Copaxone and Brabio, belongs to the oldest immunotherapies for relapsing remitting multiple sclerosis. You can find the written version of this episode on my blog: https://ms-perspektive.com/065-glatiramer-acetate This time I am presenting glatiramer acetate, which is known as Copaxone, Brabio or other tradenames and…

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Jaw Surgery: An Orthodontic Colleague's Experience with Dr. Brian Hockel & Dr. Bill Hang 1:27:05

1M ago1:27:05

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Dr. Brian Hockel and Dr. Bill Hang. Renowned for their groundbreaking work in airway orthodontics, these experts reveal how innovative approaches can not only enhance your smile but also improve your overall health. Find out how they transitioned from traditional orthodontic methods to pioneering techniques that prioritize facial aesthetics and air…

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332 – From Hedge Funds to Medical: Fred Stal’s Unique Journey 39:59

1M ago39:59

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“I’m looking for a guy in finance…” Okay, while that’s the start of a recent viral song, I spoke with an SLP who *was* in finance. Fred Stahl is a second-career medical SLP who shares how he went from hedge fund management to voice and dysphagia management for head and neck cancer survivors. Together we discuss why he left finance for speech pathol…

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Ep 81: Five Things About Haemodialysis With Bec Russo 37:47

1M ago37:47

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In this episode Liz and Jesse are joined by Bec Russo to learn about haemodialysis. Bec is a nurse practitioner candidate in kidney replacement therapies at RBWH. Super educational episode for health professionals, patients and families and friends of someone with kidney failure. Bec’s Five Things: What is haemodialysis? Acute versus chronic Vascul…

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#064: Navigating MS Treatment in Turkey with Neurologist and Associate Professor Meral Seferoglu 28:55

1M ago28:55

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Dr. Meral Seferoglu gives an insight into the treatment of MS in Turkey and how she uses her expertise to support patients. You can read all questions and answers on my blog: https://ms-perspektive.com/64-meral-seferoglu This time I have Dr. Meral Seferoglu as an interview guest on the show and we talk about MS treatment in Turkey. It’s always inte…

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Goldilocks Mastectomy Surgery 13:27

1M ago13:27

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On this episode of Butts & Guts, Dr. Lauren Kopicky, a breast surgeon at Cleveland Clinic shares more about the goldilocks mastectomy surgery, an alternative breast reconstruction option for cancer patients who do not desire a traditional approach. Listen to learn more about this surgery, who may be a candidate, and the importance of exploring all …

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331 – MBS vs FEES: Time to Dig Deeper into Instrumental Swallow Studies with Dr. Jessica Pisegna 43:40

1M ago43:40

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The Medical SLP version of a “Battle of the Bands” would be, without a doubt, a “Battle of the Instrumentals.” As in, which is better: MBS or FEES? The MBS has historically been viewed as the “gold standard” of instrumentals, but a LOT more research has come out about FEES since its introduction into the dysphagia world. And Dr. Jessica Pisegna is …

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Ep 80: Five Things About In Hospital Falls With Jacob Haberley 40:51

1M ago40:51

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In this episode Liz and Jesse are joined by Jacob Haberley to learn about inpatient falls. Jacob is an early career registered nurse working in a busy general medical ward at RBWH. Jacob is a strong ambassador for the Eat, Walk, Engage program aimed at reducing functional decline during acute hospital admission. Jacob’s Five Things: What causes a f…

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#063: Finding Joy Again. Navigating MS-Related Sexual Dysfunction 17:11

2M ago17:11

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Sexual dysfunction is common in multiple sclerosis. However, there are many ways to overcome them and enjoy intimacy again. You can find the written version of the episode on my blog: https://ms-perspektive.com/63-sexual-dysfunction Sex can be one of the best things in life and sexual dysfunction can therefore cause a lot of frustration. In this ar…

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330 – Makeup Lessons, TEP Clinics, Self-Dilation Programs, and More: Innovative Services for the Head and Neck Cancer Population 31:05

2M ago31:05

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If you want to serve the head and neck cancer population or HOPE to one day…you do NOT want to miss this episode! Jennifer Larssen, an SLP at the University of South Florida, shares her experiences in developing innovative programs for head and neck surgery patients. She shares innovative programs and tools like… ✅A groundbreaking laryngeal speakin…

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Journal article: Wernicke's aphasia 33:34

2M ago33:34

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Jan and Helen are back with another journal article discussion. This time, we talk through a study that explored the potential use of medication and intensive therapy in treating Wernicke's aphasia. Do share your thoughts and experiences of this form of aphasia.

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Ep 79: Five Things About Clinical Supervision With Cathy Boyle 45:32

2M ago45:32

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In this episode Liz and Jesse are joined by Cathy Boyle to learn about clinical supervision for nurses and midwives. This may be unfamiliar to a lot of us, but Cathy, a nurse educator with decades of experience and now working in a state-wide clinical supervision project role, had us both informed and sold on this addition to nursing professional d…

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#062: Dimethyl fumarate (Tecfidera) and Diroximel fumarate (Vumerity) for relapsing remitting multiple sclerosis 19:55

2M ago19:55

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Tecfidera and Vumerity, the fumarates kick-off the informative series about immunotherapy for multiple sclerosis. You can find the full article to read on my blog: https://ms-perspektive.com/62-fumarates Tecfidera and Vumerity, the fumarates, kick off the series on the approved disease-modifying therapies for MS. I am trying to give a good overview…

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Low Anterior Resection Syndrome 12:32

2M ago12:32

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Patients who undergo surgery for rectal cancer are often faced with a "new normal." Colorectal Surgeon Dr. Marylise Boutros of Cleveland Clinic Florida joins Butts & Guts to discuss Low Anterior Resection Syndrome (LARS), a group of symptoms patients may experience after treatment. Listen to learn more about how to recognize triggers and take contr…

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329 – A New Kind of Journal for Med SLPs? Decisions, decisions… 37:00

2M ago37:00

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Ever face a clinical decision for a dysphagia patient where each option feels too risky? Or maybe you stick to the conservative side of decision-making. Better safe than sorry…. Until you learn that what you thought was safe is actually harmful. How are we supposed to know? What can actually guide us toward making better […] The post 329 – A New Ki…

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Ep 78: Five Things About Headaches and Migraine With Dr Andrew Wong 36:08

2M ago36:08

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In this episode Liz and Jesse are joined by Associate Professor Andrew Wong to learn about headaches and migraine. Andrew is the Director of Neurology and Stroke at RBWH. This episode is loaded with knowledge that could help us, or our family and friends, and our patients. Andrew’s Five Things: Not every headache is a migraine. Migraine needed diag…

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#061: How to recognize bladder disorders in MS with the help of a simple questionnaire 8:58

2M ago8:58

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Bladder disorders in MS are common and remain untreated in half of those affected. Nine simple questions are designed to help treat this symptom earlier. You can find the full article to read on my blog: https://ms-perspektive.com/61-bladder-check Today I would like to introduce the „MS Bladder Check Tool“, which was developed by a team of neurolog…

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328 – The Ultimate Exit Plan: An SLP Who Left Her Facility to Start a Global Virtual Voice Clinic with Melissa Grassia Chisholm 43:51

2M ago43:51

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When life hands you lemons, make lemonade, right? For a lot of SLPs, it can be hard to do that. Maybe we think our job would crumble without us. Maybe we think we have no other choice but to just accept the sour situations life throws at us. If you’re feeling trapped in a particularly unsavory situation right now, let THIS episode serve as your ins…

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The Cutting Edge Laryngology Conference 2024 with Chadwan Al Yaghchi 14:05

2M ago14:05

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Send us a Text Message. When it comes to exploring the vast field of laryngology, few events promise the depth and breadth of insight as the Cutting Edge Laryngology Conference—coming on 2-4 October 2024, showcasing the latest advances in our field. In this special episode of the podcast, Natalie meets with Honorary Treasurer of the BLA, Chadwan Al…

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Ep 77: Five Things About Gynaecological Cancers With Liz Knox 35:29

2M ago35:29

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In this episode Liz and Jesse are joined by Liz Knox to learn about gynaecological cancer. Liz is a clinical nurse consultant in gynaecology oncology at RBWH. Liz’s Five Things: What is gynaecology? Symptoms of potential gynaecological cancers. Types of gynaecological cancers. Risk factors for gynaecological cancers. Treatments for gynaecological c…

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Hypoglossal Nerve Stimulation and OSA with Dr. Pat McBride, PhD, CCSH - PART 2 34:23

2M ago34:23

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Nicole Goldfarb interviews Dr. Pat McBride! Join us as we delve into the world of hypoglossal nerve stimulation—a game-changing alternative to the traditional CPAP machine. Dr. McBride, a beacon of hope for underrepresented communities in healthcare, shares her invaluable insights on how this therapy operates like a pacemaker, keeping the airways o…

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#060: Overcoming MS Sleep Challenges for Restful Nights and Brighter Days. 10:53

2M ago10:53

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Sleep disorders in multiple sclerosis can have a negative impact on many symptoms, which is why they should definitely be treated. You can find the transcript of the interview on my blog: https://ms-perspektive.com/60-sleep-challenges This episode is about sleep disorders caused by multiple sclerosis and how they can be treated. Almost three quarte…

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Multicompartment Pelvic Organ Prolapse 19:37

2M ago19:37

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On this episode of Butts & Guts, Colorectal Surgeon Dr. Anna Spivak and Urogynecologist Dr. Shannon Wallace discuss the complexities of multicompartment pelvic organ prolapse. Listen to learn more about how their multidisciplinary team works to restore the quality of life of patients experiencing prolapse.…

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327 – What Can Private Practice Look Like for Med SLPS? with Jena Castro-Casbon 46:14

3M ago46:14

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You can be a Med SLP outside the walls of the hospital. You can ALSO build your own schedule, set your own rates, and see who you WANT to see outside the walls of the hospital. How? Through private practice! Private practice isn’t *just* for pediatric therapists. In fact, there could be an argument that there’s an increasing DEMAND for medical SLP …

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